If you hold $AKT , read this first: There’s no going back after migrating to Solana, and stakers have to wait 21 days
The migration portal is open. Are you ready to make the move? First, make sure you understand the official announcement (from Akash’s official X account, early morning Beijing time on November 13):
1. The migration is 1:1, and the token name stays the same, but it’s one-way: once you migrate to Solana, you can’t return to the Akash chain.
2. The portal will be open for 2 years. The official wording is: “There’s no rush.”
3. You don’t need to prepare SOL to pay migration fees.
4. Exchanges will handle the migration according to their own schedules. If your tokens are on an exchange, you don’t need to do anything yourself—wait for the exchange’s announcement.
5. Your Console allocation won’t be affected.
For stakers, here’s what matters:
1. Rewards will continue to be issued on Akash L1 until the transition date, which hasn’t been announced yet.
2. To migrate, you must first unstake. Unstaking takes 21 days, and you can migrate only after that period ends.
3. Staking won’t be available when Solana launches. The official team specifically warned that you should be suspicious of anyone telling you to “stake AKT on Solana.”
4 steps you can take right now to stay safe:
1. Open links only from posts on Akash’s official X account. Don’t use links from DMs, group chats, or search ads.
2. Before confirming, check the SPL token’s mint address against the one published in the official post, character by character. Checking only the first and last few characters isn’t enough.
3. If any page asks for your recovery phrase, close it immediately. The official wording: Never give out your recovery phrase.
4. If you’re still staking, stay on the Akash chain until the transition date; rewards will continue as usual. If you really want to migrate, factor in the 21-day unstaking period before taking action. Don’t let “limited-time migration” claims pressure you into unstaking.
The biggest risk isn’t technical—it’s phishing. The portal will be open for 2 years, giving scammers 2 years to create convincing fakes. People in a hurry are the most likely to click the wrong link.
This article doesn’t discuss how the migration may affect the token price; it’s only about how to avoid pitfalls.
I break down token migrations, upgrades, and contract swaps into steps you can follow. Follow me to avoid one more pitfall.
#AKT #Solana #代币迁移 #ScamPrevention
The migration portal is open. Are you ready to make the move? First, make sure you understand the official announcement (from Akash’s official X account, early morning Beijing time on November 13):
1. The migration is 1:1, and the token name stays the same, but it’s one-way: once you migrate to Solana, you can’t return to the Akash chain.
2. The portal will be open for 2 years. The official wording is: “There’s no rush.”
3. You don’t need to prepare SOL to pay migration fees.
4. Exchanges will handle the migration according to their own schedules. If your tokens are on an exchange, you don’t need to do anything yourself—wait for the exchange’s announcement.
5. Your Console allocation won’t be affected.
For stakers, here’s what matters:
1. Rewards will continue to be issued on Akash L1 until the transition date, which hasn’t been announced yet.
2. To migrate, you must first unstake. Unstaking takes 21 days, and you can migrate only after that period ends.
3. Staking won’t be available when Solana launches. The official team specifically warned that you should be suspicious of anyone telling you to “stake AKT on Solana.”
4 steps you can take right now to stay safe:
1. Open links only from posts on Akash’s official X account. Don’t use links from DMs, group chats, or search ads.
2. Before confirming, check the SPL token’s mint address against the one published in the official post, character by character. Checking only the first and last few characters isn’t enough.
3. If any page asks for your recovery phrase, close it immediately. The official wording: Never give out your recovery phrase.
4. If you’re still staking, stay on the Akash chain until the transition date; rewards will continue as usual. If you really want to migrate, factor in the 21-day unstaking period before taking action. Don’t let “limited-time migration” claims pressure you into unstaking.
The biggest risk isn’t technical—it’s phishing. The portal will be open for 2 years, giving scammers 2 years to create convincing fakes. People in a hurry are the most likely to click the wrong link.
This article doesn’t discuss how the migration may affect the token price; it’s only about how to avoid pitfalls.
I break down token migrations, upgrades, and contract swaps into steps you can follow. Follow me to avoid one more pitfall.
#AKT #Solana #代币迁移 #ScamPrevention
