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Token Migration Guide: Moving to a New Contract or Mainnet

Plan your token migration across wallets, exchanges, and trackers. Use practical checklists to reconcile holders and coordinate a new contract or mainnet.

Your new contract is ready. However, one exchange still accepts the old token, a wallet shows the wrong address, and staked holders cannot claim. This token migration guide helps you prevent that split. It explains how to move to a new contract or mainnet while keeping holder balances, trading venues,

How to Pass Verification on Jupiter: A Solana Token Guide

Prepare your Solana token for Jupiter verification with clear evidence. Compare review options and avoid common application mistakes.

A token can have a logo, a trading page, and an active chat while its official identity remains hard to check. Paying for a faster review does not resolve that problem. For Jupiter token verification, your first job is to make the correct mint and the evidence behind the project

How to Add a Logo to Your Token on Robinhood Chain Blockscout

Add your token logo through Robinhood Chain Blockscout’s verified owner workflow. Prepare the Icon URL, ownership proof, and review package correctly.

A finished logo file does not automatically create a finished token page. On Robinhood Chain Blockscout, the logo sits behind an ownership check, a direct image URL, a metadata form, and a QA review. Therefore, the real job is not simply to upload a picture. It is to connect the

How to List a Token on SafePal Wallet

Prepare a cleaner SafePal token submission. Separate wallet visibility, price data, swaps, and promotion before you announce listing.

SafePal listing is not one button. That is the first thing a founder should understand before opening a submission form, posting a community announcement, or promising that a token will suddenly appear with a logo, price, swaps, and buy support. In practice, SafePal visibility has several layers. A token can