Q1 2020 SCI Token Upgrade Complete
Securitize has completed the Q1 2020 token upgrade. Those who have completed the upgrade and received SCI2 tokens now have access to the SCI2 Token Holder Dashboard at science.securitize.io.
We anticipate completing the next portfolio company token distribution in the coming weeks to SCI2 token holders. Please note: Portfolio company tokens, including those held on Tokenhub as well as future portfolio company token distributions, will ONLY be distributed to those token holders who have completed the token upgrade process and hold SCI2 tokens in a registered wallet.
For those who still need to complete the upgrade process in order to receive SCI2 tokens — please find the SCI Token Upgrade Dashboard at science-upgrade.securitize.io.
In order for you to receive upgraded SCI tokens, you will need to complete the upgrade process via the SCI Token Upgrade Dashboard, which includes registering a wallet that you control. You should have received an email at the email address that you had previously provided during the original SCI token issuance (via Tokenhub), containing a link to access the SCI Token Upgrade Dashboard. Once registered, you will also be able to view your token balance via the dashboard.
As a reminder, all future upgrades will likely be manual and it may take several months for you to receive your SCI2 tokens. The next SCI token upgrade will be in Q2 2020.
Important: do not use your Ethereum address from an exchange, such as Coinbase, as they are not prepared to receive tokens, and if sent to the exchange wallet, your SCI2 Tokens may be allocated to the exchange and not to you. Use an Ethereum wallet you directly control. We will not be able to restore tokens to you that you have sent to an exchange wallet or other address you do not control.
There are many ways in which you can get an Ethereum Wallet. For example, and not by way of recommendation, the sites https://www.mycrypto.com/account and www.metamask.io allow you to create web-based wallets to keep your tokens. Also, there are hardware-based wallets (like the Ledger Nano https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-s) that allow you to keep your tokens safe.
