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🌐 Movement Network Foundation

Movement Network Foundation is the main non-profit organization responsible for the development, governance, and technical enhancements of the entire Movement Ecosystem. It is building a transparent and robust system using the MOVE Token and On-chain Identity systems.


🏗 Organization & Infrastructure

The ecosystem is composed of the following four (4) main sectors for its sustainability -

  • Movement Network Foundation: The main body responsible for the governance of the project and the stability of the ecosystem.
  • Move Industry & Movement Lab: Centers for creating new products and conducting technical research.
  • Infrastructure & Network Ecosystem: Provides Blockchain Tools and a powerful network environment for developers.
  • Mainnet Beta Launch: The official network stage where the public can start using it and make on-chain transactions.

⚖️ Governance & Community

The project is transparent through the following programs -

💎 Movement DAO

A decentralized governance system where the community can participate in decision-making.

🚀 Investor & Builder Programs

A direct support system for investors and technology creators within the Movement Ecosystem.

🛠 Verified Developer Portal

A secure portal for developers to view documentation and verify projects on-chain.


🛡 On-Chain Identity & Assets

A strong identity is created using Base L2 and HyperEVM technologies -

  • On-Chain Identity: A legal identity registered on movementnetwork.base.eth.
  • Genesis Assets & Collectibles: Valuable digital assets that only early adopters can own.
  • Verified Transaction Record: A legal record of the MOVE Token’s success since its launch on January 27, 2026.
  • PnL Tracking & Success: Proven business case with over 2 million on-chain successes.

🔗 Official Channels

You can follow our progress on the following channels -

🌐 Movement Network Foundation

Movement Network Foundation is the main non-profit organization responsible for the development, governance, and technical improvements of the entire Movement Ecosystem. This project is led by KoKyat (Founder) and is building towards a transparent and decentralized system.


🏗 Organization & Infrastructure

The ecosystem is composed of the following four (4) main sectors for its stability -

  • Movement Network Foundation: The main body responsible for the governance of the project and the stability of the ecosystem.
  • Move Industry & Movement Lab: Centers for creating new products and conducting technical research.
  • Infrastructure & Network Ecosystem: Provides Blockchain Tools along with Movement Docs for developers.
  • Mainnet Beta Launch: The official network that can be used by the public and can be used for on-chain transactions.

⚖️ Governance & Community

Our Governance system can be officially explored on the following Platforms -


🛡 On-Chain Identity & Genesis Assets

**Identities built on HyperEVM and Base L2 -


🔗 Official Profiles & Socials


© 2026 Movement Network Foundation. Founded by KoKyat.

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  • Documentation
    • Significantly expanded README with new structured sections: Overview, Key Features, Architecture Overview, Getting Started guide, Contributing guidelines, Governance, License, and Contact & Community information.
    • Enhanced introductory content emphasizing secure and scalable human-AI coordination capabilities.

 - Clarifies Movement Core scope
- Adds extended description for contributors and reviewers
- No contract or logic changes
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README.md was restructured with an updated title and comprehensive documentation sections. The brief description was replaced with detailed content covering overview, key features, architecture, getting started instructions, contributing guidelines, governance, licensing, and community contact information.

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Expanded and restructured documentation with new title "Movement Core", added sections for Overview, Key Features, Architecture Overview, Getting Started (prerequisites/installation/testing), Contributing, Governance, License, and Contact & Community.

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README.md (1)

102-104: Replace placeholder community text with direct invite links.

Line 103 references Discord/Telegram but provides no URLs, which adds friction for users trying to join.

Proposed README tweak
-* Discord / Telegram: Join our community channels for discussions, updates, and support.
+* Discord: [https://discord.gg/<invite-code>](https://discord.gg/<invite-code>)
+* Telegram: [https://t.me/<channel>](https://t.me/<channel>)
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In `@README.md` around lines 102 - 104, Replace the placeholder line "* Discord /
Telegram: Join our community channels for discussions, updates, and support."
with direct invite links by editing the README entry (the bullet starting with
"Discord / Telegram") to include the actual Discord invite URL and the Telegram
group/channel link (or badges) so users can click directly; ensure the text
remains concise and follow the existing Markdown style used for the "Website"
line.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 64-66: The README's Getting Started shows running `npm test` but
the repo lacks a package.json; either add a package.json with a "test" script or
remove/replace the npm instruction. To fix, create a package.json at repo root
containing at minimum a "name", "version", and a "scripts" object with "test"
set to the appropriate test command for this project (or the empty placeholder
"echo \"No tests\" && exit 0"), or edit README.md to remove the `npm test` line
and replace it with the correct build/test command for this project; refer to
the README's `npm test` instruction when making the change.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 102-104: Replace the placeholder line "* Discord / Telegram: Join
our community channels for discussions, updates, and support." with direct
invite links by editing the README entry (the bullet starting with "Discord /
Telegram") to include the actual Discord invite URL and the Telegram
group/channel link (or badges) so users can click directly; ensure the text
remains concise and follow the existing Markdown style used for the "Website"
line.
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