A new governance proposal on the Qubetics network asks the community to approve using Community Pool funds to refund the one-time registration deposits paid by DVPN Node Operators and Providers, with the roughly 264,391 TICS in refunds set to be distributed after the migration of TICS to Ethereum. For a community that watched this network transition from an active Layer 1 to an ERC-20 token in real time, this is a notable piece of housekeeping that closes out obligations from the old chain era.
Qubetics Governance Moves to Refund DVPN Deposits Post-Migration
By JBs LFG Team
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Qubetics governance proposal about refunding DVPN deposits?
The proposal asks the Qubetics community to approve using Community Pool funds to refund the one-time registration deposits that DVPN Node Operators and Providers originally paid. This is meant to close out obligations that remained from the network's earlier era as an active Layer 1 chain before its transition to an ERC-20 token.
How much TICS will be refunded to DVPN Node Operators and Providers?
Roughly 264,391 TICS is set to be refunded to DVPN Node Operators and Providers for their one-time registration deposits, pending community approval of the governance proposal. These refunds are planned to be distributed after the migration of TICS to Ethereum has taken place.
Is this an official Qubetics announcement?
No. Posts in the Qubetics News category are independent commentary written by JBs LFG STRONGHOLD on articles published on the official Qubetics blog. Each post links to the original article so you can read the source directly. Official announcements come only from qubetics.com and the project's verified channels.
How do I verify Qubetics news before acting on it?
Check that the announcement appears on qubetics.com or the project's verified social accounts, and treat anything that arrives by direct message, asks for a seed phrase, or points to a look-alike domain as a scam. Migration claims are made only at qubetics.com/migration, and the real TICS contract is verified on Etherscan.
What is JBs LFG STRONGHOLD?
JBs LFG STRONGHOLD is the community hub for TICS holders at jblfg.dev. It ran one of the leading validators on the Qubetics Layer 1 until the network migrated TICS to Ethereum in September 2026, and now provides a multi-wallet portfolio tracker, historical staking tax reports, live market data, on-chain history and independent research for the same community.
Where does TICS live now that the Qubetics Layer 1 has halted?
TICS is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum mainnet. Every Qubetics Layer 1 balance was snapshotted and migrated 1:1 to the Ethereum contract at 0x551ecFDBa071cB6541f642cB90a073c8c158Df05, which is verified on Etherscan. Always check the contract address before adding the token to a wallet or trading it, because impersonator tokens exist.
How do I claim my migrated TICS on Ethereum?
Claims are made through the official Qubetics migration portal at qubetics.com/migration using the same wallet address that held TICS on the Layer 1. The Qubetics address and the Ethereum address are the same 20 bytes, so a MetaMask or hardware wallet that held TICS before the snapshot holds it on Ethereum after the claim. Never enter a seed phrase on any other site.
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