Scroll said users can now use a position checker to review their token balances and DeFi positions ahead of an upcoming network transition. The team said the official bridge will continue to support transfers between Scroll and Ethereum, but users must separately close or manage any DeFi positions before the transition. All withdrawals will require signatures from users’ own wallets. Scroll added that the exact transition date has not been finalized and that more details will be released as soon as possible. Foresight News had previously reported that Scroll plans to move the network to a permissioned model and migrate SCR and USX to the Ethereum mainnet. A detailed proposal is expected later and will be subject to governance review.
Scroll said users can now use a position checker to review their token balances and DeFi positions as the project prepares for an upcoming network transition.
According to the team, the official bridge will continue supporting transfers between Scroll and Ethereum. Users, however, need to separately close or manage their DeFi positions before the transition, and every withdrawal must be signed by their own wallet.
Scroll also said the exact date for the transition has not been finalized. The team said more details will be shared as soon as possible.
Foresight News previously reported that Scroll plans to shift the network to a permissioned model and migrate SCR and USX to the Ethereum mainnet. A detailed proposal will be released later and will need to go through governance review.
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