Aqualibre ($AQLA) has announced its migration to the Base chain, aiming to enhance the on-chain trading of tokenized carbon credits.
Author: Sahil Thakur
Aqualibre ($AQLA) has announced its migration to the Base chain, aiming to enhance the on-chain trading of tokenized carbon credits through an orderbook DEX. The move, set to go live on November 25, is part of the platform’s effort to expand its presence in real-world asset (RWA) trading.
Users must visit Aqualibre’s migration portal and connect their wallets to verify ownership of $AQLA tokens. The process involves signing two transactions—one on Kujira and another on Base—before claiming tokens on Base. Migration requires $ETH for transaction fees on Base.
The platform supports migration on mobile and PC devices, though Sonar wallet users will need to scan a QR code. A video guide, created by a community member, will soon be shared to assist users through the process.
Aqualibre warns users to avoid links shared outside official channels to prevent scams. The team will not send direct messages to users and advises using links provided in the announcement or via official Discord support tickets.
For issues or questions, users can join Aqualibre’s Discord or Telegram channels to receive guidance.
This migration marks a significant step for $AQLA as it integrates into Base, reflecting its vision for scalable and secure on-chain RWA trading.
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