Over the past few years, Mirror pioneered a new model for publishing, one rooted in ownership, community, and composability.

From crowdfunding and splits to writing NFTs and wallet-native subscriptions, Mirror gave readers, writers, and builders a place to share ideas, launch movements, and form communities. Writing, art, and projects of all kinds were funded onchain in totally new ways, inspiring a new generation of writers and creators.

In 2023, Mirror and Paragraph announced plans to combine forces and bring the best of both products into a single, unified platform.

As part of that transition, the Mirror platform will begin winding down in the coming weeks. If you’ve ever published on Mirror, your posts and subscribers will be automatically migrated to Paragraph. Your writing will remain live, and anyone visiting your Mirror blog will be redirected to your new home on Paragraph.

No action is required by you!

With everything now under one roof, Paragraph has become a more powerful, focused home for onchain publishing. Writers migrating from Mirror will find a range of improvements designed to help grow their audience, deepen their relationship with readers, and unlock new ways to earn:

• Reach readers everywhere — your posts go out by email & wallet, show up directly in Farcaster through Paragraph’s mini app, and surface in Paragraph’s For You & Explore feed. Best-in-class email deliverability and SEO ensure your writing gets seen.

• New monetization tools — like post coins, remixing, and writer coins (coming soon), which give readers more ways to support you and share in the growth of your writing.

• Built-in growth features — recommendations & automated emails make it easy to turn first-time visitors and casual readers into long-term supporters.

• Powerful accounts & teams — sign in with your Farcaster account, any wallet, or your email; manage roles and permissions across team members; and make your publication your own with custom domains powerful theming tools.

The next chapter of onchain publishing is already taking shape and it builds on everything Mirror started.

To all of those who published, read, collected, and helped build Mirror: thank you. Your creativity helped reimagine what reading and writing on the internet can look like and where it might go next.

Questions or feedback? Reach out anytime: hello@paragraph.com