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label: '🧰 Migration Incidents' | ||
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sidebar_label: 'Exchanges' | ||
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description: 'LYXe Migration and Exchanges' | ||
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# Migration on Exchanges | ||
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## Will LYXe be migrated automatically? | ||
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If you are holding LYXe within your own wallet, it will not be migrated automatically. You have to instantiate the migration process manually. There is likely an amount of LYXe that will never migrate due to lost wallets. Some people might even keep some LYXe for sentimental reasons. | ||
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Exchanges holding LYXe might migrate the asset for their customers. However, this is not a process controlled by LUKSO directly. The following exchanges have performed an migration already: | ||
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- [KuCoin LYX Migration Announcement](https://www.kucoin.com/announcement/en-kucoin-has-completed-the-token-swap-of-lyxe-to-lyx-20230721) | ||
- [Gate.io LYX Migration Announcement](https://www.gate.io/article/33153) | ||
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For further announcements, please follow the exchange's official announcement channels. | ||
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## Where can LYX be traded? | ||
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You can trade or swap LYX using the following platforms: | ||
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- [KuCoin Exchange](https://www.kucoin.com/announcement/en-kucoin-has-completed-the-token-swap-of-lyxe-to-lyx-20230721) | ||
- [Gate.io Exchange](https://www.gate.io/article/33153) | ||
- [Ledger Live Onramp](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/15847276545053-Lukso-LYX-?docs=true). | ||
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3rd-party services might also create decentralized marketplaces later on. |
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sidebar_label: 'Supported Wallets' | ||
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description: 'LUKSO Migration: Supported Wallets' | ||
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# Supported Wallets | ||
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## Which wallets can be used to migrate LYXe? | ||
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Only regular EVM-compatible browser-based wallets (Externally Owned Accounts) are supported for the migration. Universal Profiles are disabled, so your funds are kept anonymous and not directly linked to any public persona. | ||
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## What if I don't have a browser-based wallet? | ||
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If you migrate yourself but don't have a browser-based wallet, e.g., holding your LYXe on a Ledger or Trezor, we recommend installing an EVM-compatible browser-based wallet. After generating a new blockchain address on the installed wallet, you can send the LYXe to your new wallet and begin migrating from the browser. One of the most commonly used browser-based wallets is [MetaMask](https://metamask.io/download/), which can be installed and added to your browser within a few steps. MetaMask also supports wallet imports for both Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets. | ||
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## How do I migrate if I have LYXe on a hardware wallet? | ||
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If you have LYXe on a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor, you can send them to a supported crypto exchange or migrate independently by connecting your hardware wallet to a browser-based wallet. Make sure your hardware wallet supports external connections to browser-based wallets. | ||
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## How to store LYX? | ||
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You can store LYX using the [Universal Profile Browser Extension](https://docs.lukso.tech/install-up-browser-extension) or any Ethereum-compatible wallet or hardware wallet. Further details can be found on the [Wallet Support Page](#TODO). | ||
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:::caution Custom Network | ||
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Please ensure you can set custom blockchain networks within your blockchain wallet. Otherwise, you might not be able to see or send LYX within your wallet. | ||
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sidebar_label: 'Transaction Process' | ||
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description: 'LUKSO Migration: Transaction Process' | ||
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# Migration Process | ||
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## Will it be possible to migrate LYX back to LYXe? | ||
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No, the official [LUKSO Migration Bridge](https://migrate.lukso.network/) acts as a 1-Way-Bridge to migrate LYXe to LYX. A single locking transaction on the Ethereum blockchain automatically triggers the transfer of the equal amount of LYX on the LUKSO blockchain. | ||
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## How long does it take to migrate my LYXe? | ||
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The token migration usually takes about 10-15min for the transaction to be finalized and the LYX sent to the wallet on the LUKSO mainnet. This time is needed to ensure security throughout every step. | ||
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:::danger Current Incident | ||
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Due to the current network utilization, the migration process might take longer than expected. Please read more within [Migration Incidents January 2024](./incidents/january-2024.md) | ||
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## What happens with LYXe sent to the LYXe contract? | ||
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Any account that accidentally sent LYXe to the [LYXe Token address](https://etherscan.io/token/0xA8b919680258d369114910511cc87595aec0be6D) on Ethereum will [receive the equal amount of LYX](https://medium.com/lukso/the-lyxe-migration-process-374053e5ddf5) on the LUKSO Blockchain. | ||
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## How can I see my transaction and LYX? | ||
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You can check your balance using the [LUKSO Mainnet Block Explorer](https://explorer.execution.testnet.lukso.network/) and searching for your address. | ||
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If you want to see the balance within your wallet, you can add LUKSO to your wallet by manually adding the RPC endpoint as described within our official [Network Properties](https://docs.lukso.tech/networks/mainnet/parameters). |
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