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# Token Migrations (AMM Swapping)

If a particular stable coin (USD derived) is not suited for DAO operations, members can vote to switch the base stablecoin used within a DAO. For Aetos V1, the flow for switching the base stablecoin is as follows:

Whitelist Capital Vault > Whitelist Returns Vault > Whitelist Operations Vault > AMM Swap Capital Vault > AMM Swap Returns Vault > AMM Swap Operations Vault

Normally the token migration is reserved as a break glass option and is avalliable incase something is wrong with the current stablecoin (depeging imminent etc)

Proposals for whitlisting and AMM swaps can be found within each vaults proposal list.

Make sure to switch over all the stable token in each vault or risk some systems of Aetos not working until the switch is finalised.

Aetos automatically handles the correct conversion of stable tokens so users can start claiming in the new stable token without having extra or missing rewards.


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