According to Areo’s latest official announcement, the strategic merger has now been officially completed. One is the largest decentralized exchange in the Base ecosystem, and the other is a leading DEX on OP Mainnet. How could anyone not be excited about the unified liquidity layer they’ve launched together, spanning the entire Ethereum ecosystem? However, while keeping an eye on the prices of $AERO and $VELODROME , everyone should still remember the various risks involved in the token migration. Jian also thinks the price of the new AERO token won’t gain momentum that quickly. After all, a protocol merger is only successful once liquidity, fees, and users have truly been integrated. Merging names happens quickly; merging economic models usually takes longer.
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BearishA heads-up, folks: the token swap following the Aerodrome–Velodrome merger starts on October 21. $AERO will be exchanged at a 1:1 ratio, while the exchange ratio for $VELODROME is approximately 0.044. Since this isn’t a typical merger—it involves restructuring the tokens, liquidity, and governance systems together—the biggest risks aren’t the exchange ratios, but LP migration, rewards ending, liquidity withdrawals from the old pools, and when users take action. If you’ve provided liquidity to either of these, check the official migration guide and deadline right away. Don’t wait until rewards for the old pools end before taking action.
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