If your tokens are currently inaccessible or you’re unsure what happens to your wallet, don’t make another transaction based on random instruction. The safest approach is to identify exactly where your TICS are held and which migration category you fall under before migration starts.
Important Qubetics Ecosystem Update
Qubetics is taking a major step forward by transitioning $TICS from its native Layer-1 to an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.
This strategic upgrade is designed to enhance interoperability, accessibility, scalability, and long-term ecosystem growth, while opening new opportunities for users, developers, and ecosystem partners.
In our latest community update, the Qubetics team explains:
1)Why we’re transitioning from Cosmos to Ethereum
2)What the migration means for $TICS holders, validators, and delegators
3)The 1:1 token migration and unchanged total supply
4)Wallet requirements and key migration timelines
5)Upcoming governance actions
Progress across the wider Qubetics ecosystem, including the dVPN, blockchain infrastructure, and Chain Abstraction Protocol.
This is more than a token migration—it’s an infrastructure upgrade designed to build a stronger foundation for the next phase of Qubetics.
Read the full blog: https://t.co/Tm2Q4ErQRp
Watch the video here: https://t.co/RUtZKwaJ3k
@Bitcoinsuppor10 If you’ve already provided everything requested, ask for a formal escalation/reference number and a written status update rather than another generic “under review.
Exchange holders, non-custodial wallet holders, validators and delegators can have different requirements. MEXC and LBank are listed by Qubetics as supporting the migration, while Coinstore holders are instructed to move their tokens before the stated cutoff.
Important Qubetics Ecosystem Update
Qubetics is taking a major step forward by transitioning $TICS from its native Layer-1 to an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.
This strategic upgrade is designed to enhance interoperability, accessibility, scalability, and long-term ecosystem growth, while opening new opportunities for users, developers, and ecosystem partners.
In our latest community update, the Qubetics team explains:
1)Why we’re transitioning from Cosmos to Ethereum
2)What the migration means for $TICS holders, validators, and delegators
3)The 1:1 token migration and unchanged total supply
4)Wallet requirements and key migration timelines
5)Upcoming governance actions
Progress across the wider Qubetics ecosystem, including the dVPN, blockchain infrastructure, and Chain Abstraction Protocol.
This is more than a token migration—it’s an infrastructure upgrade designed to build a stronger foundation for the next phase of Qubetics.
Read the full blog: https://t.co/Tm2Q4ErQRp
Watch the video here: https://t.co/RUtZKwaJ3k
@JerryKenichi If you’ve already supplied everything requested, ask them to clearly state what is preventing the release of the $66,492.79 and escalate the ticket to the appropriate review team. Keep every ticket number, response, transaction record and screenshot.
3 months with the same “we are reviewing the case” response is understandably frustrating. At that point, the issue isn’t necessarily that the case is impossible to solve it may be stuck in an internal review involving compliance, transaction verification, account restrictions, or another specialist team.
This is actually possible even with the exact same 5,651.83 CRO in the same wallet. The difference is most likely the price source and the actual sell quote. One screen is showing an estimated/spot value, while the “Sell CRO” screen shows what the app would actually give you at that moment after its spread, liquidity and potentially fees.
So €295 → €287 → €280 doesn’t mean CRO disappeared or that the coins are staked. It means you’re looking at three different valuations/quotes for the same balance.
The important number is the final execution quote, not simply the portfolio value displayed at the top.
It’s really happening on @CronosNetwork
Millions of #WRCO are getting transferred through the network right now. Could it be because of @TectonicFi issues?
Source: https://t.co/PCGm2B0WeG
The Cronos Network is producing blocks again and is fully back online.
The Cronos Network halted earlier today. This was a validator-consensus emergency action to protect users from an exploit on the Tectonic protocol. The chain state was restored to before the Tectonic exploit from this morning.
Cronos is producing blocks again as of 2026-08-30 23:49:01 UTC, starting from block 90,896,189.
Node operators can now restart on Cronos v1.7.8 using the latest mainnet snapshots from 2026-08-31 09:52:00 UTC [https://t.co/OP1JQMqIDx]
The chain is under observation while we confirm stability, and some protocols, RPC providers, explorers and bridges will take longer to come back as they do the same.
We will be releasing a full postmortem soon.
As we work to restore Tectonic safely, we are removing TONIC, VVS, FER, VNO, FUL and bCRO as collateral on Tectonic. The collateral factor of each of these tokens will be adjusted to 0% according to the following timeline:
1st reduction: 14 September 2026, 03:00 UTC
2nd reduction: 21 September 2026, 03:00 UTC
3nd reduction: 28 September 2026, 03:00 UTC
Final reduction to 0%: 6 October 2026, 03:00 UTC
If market or risk conditions require, these reductions may be adjusted, postponed or accelerated, including but not limited to an immediate reduction to 0% in a single step. We will give as much notice as conditions allow.
Supplying and borrowing remain paused. Repaying and withdrawing remain open.
If you have borrowed against any of these tokens, repay your borrowings before 14 September 2026, 03:00 UTC. Positions that fall below the required health factor after any reduction are subject to liquidation.
@TectonicFi@CronosNetwork A lot of holders are asking whether the Tectonic incident means their CRO/Cronos assets were affected. The answer depends on where and when your assets were held or transacted
@TectonicFi A lot of holders are asking whether the Tectonic incident means their CRO/Cronos assets were affected. The answer depends on where and when your assets were held or transacted
@CronosNetwork The interesting part for CRO holders is understanding the difference between an exploit on a Cronos-based protocol and a compromise of Crypto. com itself. Those aren’t the same thing
@yann_gbl@qubetics If you’re holding $TICS and something about the migration doesn’t make sense, ask publicly first, someone else probably has the same question.
@qubetics Moving to Ethereum makes sense if the goal is deeper liquidity, interoperability, and broader ecosystem access. Curious how the community feels about it.
@WVedios56357@qubetics Ethereum migration could be a major turning point for $TICS. The 1:1 migration and unchanged supply are definitely worth watching.