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  • 1. Go to address migration site
  • 2. Connect EVM wallet
  • 3. Submit SVM address
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Address migration

EVM to SVM address mapping.

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Last updated 8 months ago

Since X1 is SVM miners have to map their EVM address used for mining XenBlocks to an SVM address. This process involves simply connecting to the address migration site with your EVM wallet and submitting your SVM address.

1. Go to address migration site

2. Connect EVM wallet

Connect with the EVM wallet you mined XenBlocks with.

3. Submit SVM address

Enter your SVM address and hit submit. This action will not generate a transaction or ask you for fees. It will simply ask you to sign a message which will verify the ownership of your address.

4. Verify submission to ledger

Check that your EVM address matches your SVM address.

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On the your addresses will also show as mapped.

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