AWE Network sets September 21 deadline for $STPT to $AWE token migration
In brief
- AWE Network sets September 21, 2026 final deadline for $STPT to $AWE token migration
- Over 99% of 1.94 billion token supply already converted at 1:1 ratio
- Self-custody holders must manually migrate via AWE's official swap portal
- Unconverted tokens after deadline subject to community governance vote
- Token transitioned from Ethereum to Base blockchain during rebrand
The Migration Timeline
The token swap has been live since May 2025, when STP Network rebranded as AWE Network. Major centralized exchanges including Binance and Bitget handled bulk conversions for users earlier in the process, streamlining the transition for most exchange-based holders.
For those holding $STPT in self-custody wallets, the path forward requires manual action. Holders must migrate through AWE Network's official swap portal to convert their tokens before the September deadline arrives. The conversion rate is fixed at 1:1 with no slippage or fees beyond standard gas costs.
What Happens After September 21
The stakes are clear. After the deadline, unconverted $STPT tokens will not be eligible for exchange, with no extension clause or late-fee workaround available. Any tokens that remain unconverted will be subject to a community governance vote to determine their fate.
"The on-chain migration window will slam shut on September 21, 2026, giving remaining holders roughly one month to convert their tokens before they become permanently ineligible for the swap." — AWE Network announcement
The Broader Shift
The transition also moved the governance token from the Ethereum blockchain to the Base network. AWE Network's pivot from STP Network represents a strategic shift toward AI infrastructure for Autonomous Worlds designed for AI agents, marking a departure from the original network's initial focus.
Holders who haven't yet participated in the swap have roughly one month to act. The finality of the September deadline underscores the importance of timely participation in token migrations—especially when governance rights and future utility hang in the balance.
