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Original Neo Legacy Network is Shutting Down - Last Migration Notice
According to
[1], original Neo Legacy network that launched in 2016 will be shut down on October 31st, 2025. This is part of the full transition to Neo N3, the upgraded version of the blockchain.
After the shutdown, Neo Legacy will stop working completely. You won’t be able to transfer tokens, use smart contracts, or migrate assets anymore.
To keep your funds, you must migrate your NEO, GAS, and other NEP5 tokens to Neo N3. If you don’t migrate by the deadline, your assets will be permanently lost.
What do you think, is this fair to the original NEO holders who haven’t migrated yet and aren’t keeping up with the news?
[1], original Neo Legacy network that launched in 2016 will be shut down on October 31st, 2025. This is part of the full transition to Neo N3, the upgraded version of the blockchain.
After the shutdown, Neo Legacy will stop working completely. You won’t be able to transfer tokens, use smart contracts, or migrate assets anymore.
To keep your funds, you must migrate your NEO, GAS, and other NEP5 tokens to Neo N3. If you don’t migrate by the deadline, your assets will be permanently lost.
What do you think, is this fair to the original NEO holders who haven’t migrated yet and aren’t keeping up with the news?
Re: How do I migrate original Tronix tokens from Ethereum to new Tron Network?
Re: How do I migrate ENJ ERC-20 tokens to the Enjin Network?
To migrate your old Ethereum ENJ tokens to the Enjin Network ensure you have few dollars in ETH for gas fees and use the migration smart contract as described in this guide: https://medium.com/@EnjinBlog/how-to-migrate-erc-20-enj-efi-tokens-to-enjin-mainnet-38b50f04c26b
I did this too. Given that migration has been removed from the wallet, this is probably the only solution still left
I still have Zilliqa interim ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum chain. I never swapped them to the Mainnet and missed the first swap. What should I do? Is there still a way to sell these tokens?
Re: If your son who is over 18 asks you how to bet on soccer, would you help him?
Imagine your son, who just turned 18, comes to you, saying, "Dad, I would like to learn how to bet on soccer." He asks if you can explain the basics, like understanding odds, analysis techniques, and the risks involved. What would you do 
I know that, as a parent, you want to support your son’s interests but also worry about the potential downsides of gambling, which is normal from my point of view (well, I think teenagers may become addicted to gambling more easily than adults).
My question is: Do you take this opportunity to teach him about responsible betting, or do you try to steer him away from it? Also, if you are still supporting him financially, would you allow him to use the money you provide for betting? the money you work so hard for...
P.S.: Whether you’re a parent or not, you are welcome to share your opinion!
I know that, as a parent, you want to support your son’s interests but also worry about the potential downsides of gambling, which is normal from my point of view (well, I think teenagers may become addicted to gambling more easily than adults).
My question is: Do you take this opportunity to teach him about responsible betting, or do you try to steer him away from it? Also, if you are still supporting him financially, would you allow him to use the money you provide for betting? the money you work so hard for...
P.S.: Whether you’re a parent or not, you are welcome to share your opinion!
I’d explain the basics, but focus heavily on the risks and the importance of responsible betting. It’s better to have an open conversation than to dismiss it, so he understands both the potential dangers and how to manage them. As for using money I provide, I wouldn’t allow that. He should only bet with his own money if he decides to do it, and ideally after gaining some financial independence