The migration of TICS is complete, covering both exchange balances and self-custodied wallets, including coins that were staked or unstaking at the time of the snapshot.
Exchange Holders: MEXC and LBank
If your TICS were held on MEXC or LBank, the automatic migration process has already finished. No action is required on your part. Your migrated tokens are already reflected on these platforms, and there is nothing further you need to do.
Wallet Holders, Including Staked and Unstaking TICS
Holders who kept TICS in their own wallets can complete their migration through the official portal at https://qubetics.com/migration. Importantly, the portal now covers not only liquid TICS but also TICS that were still staked or in the unstaking period at the time of the snapshot. If your coins were locked in staking or unbonding when the snapshot was taken, you can still claim them through this portal.
This expanded coverage came about because the team listened to community feedback and extended the migration process to include staked and unstaking coins. We want to recognize that responsiveness, as it directly addressed a concern raised by holders across the community.
Staying Safe During the Migration
As always, use only the official migration portal linked above. Be cautious of fake migration sites, unofficial links, or anyone offering to migrate your coins on your behalf. The migration should only ever be completed directly by you, using your own wallet, through the official portal.
We want to thank both the Qubetics team for their responsiveness and the broader community for raising the concerns that led to this outcome. The migration reaching this point, with staked and unstaking coins included, reflects genuine collaboration between the team and the holders it serves.
JBs LFG STRONGHOLD
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to do anything if my TICS was held on MEXC or LBank?
No. If your TICS were held on MEXC or LBank, the automatic migration process has already been completed for you. Your migrated tokens are already reflected on these platforms, so there is nothing further required on your part.
Can I still migrate TICS that was staked or unstaking during the snapshot?
Yes. The migration portal now covers TICS that was staked or in the unstaking period at the time of the snapshot, not just liquid tokens. This expanded coverage was added after the team responded to community feedback, allowing holders to claim previously locked or unbonding coins through the official portal.
What changed for TICS holders in the September 2026 migration?
The Qubetics Layer 1 was halted and every TICS balance was snapshotted and migrated 1:1 to an ERC-20 token on Ethereum mainnet. Holders claim their tokens through the official migration portal using the same address, and from that point TICS behaves like any other Ethereum token: it is held in Ethereum wallets, traded on exchanges, and no longer staked.
Where can I follow Qubetics network and token updates?
Official updates are published on the Qubetics blog at qubetics.com and the project's verified channels. JBs LFG STRONGHOLD republishes independent commentary on those updates in the Qubetics News category and posts community-relevant analysis on the blog at jblfg.dev/blog.
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.