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# Convert Old QUICK

The **Convert** section allows holders of legacy QUICK tokens to upgrade to the new QUICK [token](https://dapp.quickswap.exchange/dashboard?chainId=137\&tab=convert).

#### How It Works

Users holding Old QUICK can convert their tokens through the conversion interface. Once converted, users gain access to the latest QuickSwap utility features, including staking and future ecosystem incentives.<br>

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#### Key Features

* One-way conversion from Old QUICK to New QUICK
* Simple conversion process<br>

#### The Future Of Old QUICK

The dragon community recently approved the final 6-month migration schedule for converting Old → New QUICK.

[See the vote here.](https://snapshot.org/#/s:quickvote.eth/proposal/0xbbf7a0da1360937829d58e44e68b81cf9b1a6811c26ef9e6b10ae2a46077bf1a)

**Key dates:**

* Nov 4, 2026: Rate changes to 1:750
* Dec 5, 2026: Rate changes to 1:500
* Jan 5, 2027: Rate changes to 1:250
* Feb 5, 2027: Migration ends & converter closes
* Feb 6, 2027: New governance proposal (community decides what to do with unconverted QUICK)


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