Well, it's not safety in this case, but about non-seamless navigation on the site. I wish the team can work this out to enable others to easily migrate.
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Well, it's not safety in this case, but about non-seamless navigation on the site. I wish the team can work this out to enable others to easily migrate.
So it is more on the ease of use. If that's the case, that will also demotivate those who have difficulty catching up with the tech aspect.
Oh, no, I don't mean in general. The UI offers seamless navigation.
I was only talking about the migration of sLEO from the old contract to the new one, just wondering why it isn't possible in one or two clicks with the wallet that has always been used to log into LeoDex.
Wait, do you use LeoDex? Do you already have sLEO or do you intend to move some LEO from Hive Engine to sLEO on Arbitrum?
I tried, but I felt lost navigating the site. I don't have sLEO yet. That's why I am reading feedback on migration experience before moving LEO from Hive Engine.
Oh, really? It was easy for me. I easily created a Keystore and was able to access LeoDex. Then I had to use the bridging site in the Hive Keychain browser to send LEO over from Hive Engine and when it was time to stake to sLEO, someone on Inleo helped me send a few amount to my Arb.ETH for gas fees to enable me stake the LEO and that was it.
For the migration to the new contract, I just wish the team will be able to do something about it so that it will be easy for people to migrate. I hope so.
Maybe you should still hold on until the new contract is fully active with the USDC rewards, then you can move your LEO over.
I also have created a keystore and was able to access LeoDex. However, when I was on the site, everything seemed strange to me.
Haha, that was my first experience too; it was strange to me because I knew little about crypto and all of that. I wanted to learn more and explore the site. So, I had to wait, attended LEO AMAs hosted by Khal, and read a couple of helpful blogs. It was a gradual process.