Morpheus Network wallet

What is Morpheus Network (MNW)?

Behind MNW sits a supply chain platform that tries to put shipping documents, customs paperwork and cross-border payment instructions into smart contracts, so that a trade route runs as an automated sequence instead of a chain of emails. The token is the utility unit consumed by that automation.

The detail every holder needs is the ticker change. This asset traded for years as MRPH before the project moved to a new contract under the symbol MNW, and tokens were swapped one for the other. Old MRPH balances, old listings and old price charts still float around the internet, so an address or a market page found through an outdated search result can point at the retired token. If a wallet shows MRPH rather than MNW, you are looking at the pre-migration asset, not at this one.

MNW also exists on more than one chain, with an Ethereum contract and a bridged counterpart on Polygon. The two are the same asset economically but separate balances technically: sending from one side does not credit the other, and bridging is an explicit step.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Ethereum, Polygon POS. The app keeps each chain's balance apart and names the network a transfer leaves on, which is worth a glance before the card signs.

A token that has already survived one contract change is a good argument for keys you never have to re-enter anywhere: they are generated inside the card's secure element and stay there, a second identical card serves as the backup, and a seed phrase is available only if you actively want one. Your address outlives the paperwork around the token, which is exactly what a long-held MNW position needs.