Magic Square established its online presence with the creation of its official X.com (formerly Twitter) account.

Magic Square announced the closure of a $3 million seed funding round led by Binance Labs to scale user growth and product development.

TechCrunch featured Magic Square, highlighting its ambition to create a Web3 alternative to traditional app stores like Apple's.

The native utility token, SQR, was officially listed for trading on the Bybit centralized exchange, marking a major milestone for the project.

Magic Square announced a $66 million grant program aimed at supporting and incentivizing developers building on its platform.