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Moonriver

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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)

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Seasonal Chart

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Moonriver Historical Data

About Moonriver (MOVR)

MOVR is the token associated with Moonriver, a network that originally served as a canary environment for Moonbeam's Ethereum-compatible ecosystem. Its role changed materially in 2026: the official project announced a migration of MOVR to Base and published a new ERC-20 contract. This page therefore treats the Base representation and migration history as current context, rather than presenting Moonriver's earlier network design as the whole story.

Project purpose

Moonriver was built as a companion network where developers could test Ethereum-compatible applications in a live environment connected to the Polkadot ecosystem. In July 2026, Moonbeam announced that MOVR was migrating to Base and provided a dedicated migration portal. That transition means older guides about Moonriver RPC endpoints or native-chain staking may describe the historical network, not necessarily the token's current representation.

Token utility

MOVR's current token context depends on where it is held. The official migration announcement states a one-to-one conversion to an ERC-20 MOVR on Base and gives a specific contract address. A token held on a centralized exchange may be handled by that platform according to its own migration process. Users should verify network and contract details directly; ticker symbols alone cannot distinguish legacy and migrated representations.

Governance and participation

The original Moonriver network used MOVR for network fees and supported delegation to collator candidates, as described in Moonbeam documentation. However, a migration changes the assumptions behind older instructions. Before attempting a transfer, staking action or DeFi interaction, check the current migration portal and official status notices. Do not assume that a legacy Moonriver balance, a Base ERC-20 token and an exchange balance can be used interchangeably without the required migration steps.

Token supply and incentives

The migration announcement describes the conversion as one MOVR for one Base MOVR, but that ratio is not a statement about market value. Token supply statistics can vary by data provider and by whether a page tracks legacy-chain or Base contracts. For an accurate overview, compare the displayed supply and market fields with the current official contract and project migration records. Avoid relying on archived token pages for the latest network status.

Risks and data limits

The main research risk is confusing the historical Moonriver network with the newer Base token representation. A wrong network selection or an unverified contract can lead to failed transfers or interaction with an unrelated asset. The project also warned users to withdraw assets from Moonriver-based protocols before the chain winds down. Check the latest official migration instructions and exchange notices before acting, because old support pages may remain indexed after a transition. The official migration notice gave July 31, 2026 as the deadline for users with self-custodied Moonriver assets and said exchange-held tokens would be handled by each exchange. Since that date has passed, readers should consult current official notices rather than rely on the original timetable alone.

Sources: Moonbeam — MOVR migration announcement (July 7, 2026): https://moonbeam.network/news/moonriver-strategic-update-movr-is-migrating-to-base, Official MOVR on Base page — https://moonbeam.network/moonriver, Moonbeam Docs: MOVR and GLMR tokens — https://docs.moonbeam.network/tokens/

Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026

Moonriver (MOVR) FAQ

What is Moonriver (MOVR)?

Moonriver began as a canary network for Moonbeam's Ethereum-compatible ecosystem. In July 2026, the project announced that MOVR was migrating to Base as an ERC-20 token. Current research should distinguish the original Moonriver network from the migrated token representation. The migration status is a key part of the token's current identity.

What is MOVR used for now?

MOVR's present context is tied to its Base ERC-20 representation following the official migration announcement. Earlier documentation describes MOVR for fees and staking on Moonriver, but those instructions may refer to the legacy network. Verify the current official migration portal before using the token.

Did MOVR migrate to Base?

Yes. Moonbeam's July 7, 2026 announcement described a one-to-one migration to Base and published the new MOVR contract address. The announcement also gave instructions for users holding MOVR on Moonriver. Always check the official migration page for current status and contract verification.

Is the MOVR migration one-to-one?

The official announcement described the migration ratio as one MOVR becoming one Base ERC-20 MOVR. A one-to-one token conversion does not guarantee the same market price, liquidity or exchange support. Confirm how your wallet, exchange or protocol handles the transition before transferring assets.

Can I still use old Moonriver staking guides?

Use older staking guides only as historical background unless current official documentation confirms the instructions still apply. Moonriver previously supported delegation to collator candidates, but the 2026 migration changes the context. Check the latest Moonbeam migration notice before trying legacy-chain operations. Check the latest official notice before making any network-specific assumption.

What is the new MOVR contract on Base?

Moonbeam's official migration page lists the Base ERC-20 contract as 0x43fEB74608334DDa8c1a6500D185cFC3Ea962B83. Treat this as a verification detail, not a substitute for checking the official site yourself. Never rely on a token name or ticker alone when selecting a contract. Verify the network selection as well.

What risks matter during a token migration?

Migration risks include selecting the wrong network, using an unverified contract, or leaving funds in protocols that are winding down. Moonbeam specifically advised users to withdraw assets deployed in Moonriver protocols before the transition. Exchange handling may differ, so check direct notices from your platform.

What is the all-time high of Moonriver (MOVR)?

The all-time high recorded for Moonriver (MOVR) on FMchart is $494.26. This value reflects the historical price record in the tracked composite data and can differ by venue or source. It is a past observation, not a target, valuation opinion or indication of future performance.

How has Moonriver (MOVR) performed over time?

Use FMchart's composite price chart to inspect the available MOVR history. Coverage may differ across legacy Moonriver markets and the Base representation introduced by the 2026 migration, so compare the dates and tracked asset carefully. Historical returns describe the selected period only and are not forecasts.

Where should I check MOVR migration updates?

Use Moonbeam's official Moonriver migration page and dated announcement for the current token contract and process. If MOVR is held on an exchange, read that exchange's own notice as well. Third-party token trackers can lag behind a migration or display legacy-chain data.