OhShii has introduced a token migration tool designed to support both 1:1 swaps and custom-ratio conversions, responding to requests from users for a more flexible migration option.
The project, announced on social media, is available at migrator.ohshii.io. The team described it as a side project built to address demand for a reliable tool for token migrations.
The migrator is designed to handle two types of swaps: 1:1 conversions, where one token is exchanged for one replacement token, and custom-ratio swaps, where the exchange ratio can differ.
OhShii said the code would be available for inspection soon, although the announcement did not provide a release date or further technical details about the tool’s implementation.
Making the code available for review could help users assess how the migrator works, including its handling of conversion ratios and the safeguards in place during token swaps.
Users considering a migration should review the tool’s documentation and verify the applicable conversion ratio, fees and security arrangements before proceeding. Further details about these aspects were not included in the announcement.
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