A quick ZIL migration update: - @binance has announced support for the ZIL token migration binance.com/en/support/annou…. - @bitvavocom and @MEXC have resumed ZIL deposits and withdrawals on Zilliqa EVM. - The ZKP migration tool is in its final stages of preparation. It will be released soon. - The second exchange migration hard fork was successfully activated on 22nd September at block height 36,383,378. ZIL balances for participating exchanges were migrated from legacy Schnorr addresses to verified Zilliqa EVM addresses. - Participating exchanges are expected to restore ZIL deposits and withdrawals gradually on Zilliqa EVM. Please follow their official channels for timeline.

The Second exchange migration hard fork is scheduled for block height 36,383,378 expected on 22 September at ~07:21 UTC. It will migrate participating exchange's ZIL balances from legacy wallets to their verified Zilliqa EVM addresses. 🧵

Six weeks after legacy transactions were paused, here’s where we stand: - First batch of exchange migration completed - Second batch planned for mid-September - Self-guided ZK migration tool nearing release - Compensation proposal for affected holders in preparation - Roadmap execution to resume fully Full update: blog.zilliqa.com/where-we-st… Note: Exchanges included in this first batch are expected to begin restoring ZIL deposits and withdrawals on Zilliqa EVM soon. Timelines will vary, so please follow each exchange’s official channels for updates.

The first hard fork for the migration of Centralised exchange balances is scheduled for Block height 34,844,968, with an estimated activation time of 2 September 2026 at approximately 12:58 UTC. It will migrate the ZIL balances held in participating exchanges’ legacy Schnorr-based wallets to the new Zilliqa EVM wallet addresses provided and verified by each exchange. The following exchanges are included in the first hard fork: @kucoincom, @MEXC, @Okcoin, @BinanceUS @bitvavocom, @Korbit_exchange, @indodax, @BitrueOfficial, @WhiteBit, @coinspot, @CoinSwitch . We remain in contact with the remaining exchanges, including Binance, Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and GOPAX. We aim to include remaining exchanges in subsequent hard forks to complete the ZIL migration for exchange partners. Deposits and withdrawals: Once the hard fork is active and balances have been successfully migrated, exchanges included in this first batch are expected to begin restoring ZIL deposits and withdrawals on Zilliqa EVM. Timelines will vary, so please follow each exchange’s official channels for updates. Note: Balances identified as having been stolen by the attacker will not be restored through this hard fork. Efforts to trace and recover the stolen funds continues in coordination with the appropriate legal authorities, exchange partners and other relevant parties.

The first hard fork for the migration of Centralised exchange balances is scheduled for Block height 34,844,968, with an estimated activation time of 2 September 2026 at approximately 12:58 UTC. It will migrate the ZIL balances held in participating exchanges’ legacy Schnorr-based wallets to the new Zilliqa EVM wallet addresses provided and verified by each exchange. The following exchanges are included in the first hard fork: @kucoincom, @MEXC, @Okcoin, @BinanceUS @bitvavocom, @Korbit_exchange, @indodax, @BitrueOfficial, @WhiteBit, @coinspot, @CoinSwitch . We remain in contact with the remaining exchanges, including Binance, Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and GOPAX. We aim to include remaining exchanges in subsequent hard forks to complete the ZIL migration for exchange partners. Deposits and withdrawals: Once the hard fork is active and balances have been successfully migrated, exchanges included in this first batch are expected to begin restoring ZIL deposits and withdrawals on Zilliqa EVM. Timelines will vary, so please follow each exchange’s official channels for updates. Note: Balances identified as having been stolen by the attacker will not be restored through this hard fork. Efforts to trace and recover the stolen funds continues in coordination with the appropriate legal authorities, exchange partners and other relevant parties.

We have published the full post-mortem into the Zilliqa Ledger application incident. It sets out the root cause, timeline, confirmed impact and response, with a technical annex supporting every figure. Read the full report: zilliqa.com/ledger-incident/…

Progress update: 12/08/2026 • Address checker is now live. • Migration tool audit begins shortly. • A launch date will follow once the findings have been reviewed. • Several exchanges confirmed for migration. • First batch of exchange migrations targeted by end of August. • Efforts to trace the stolen funds continue with legal authorities, exchange partners and other relevant parties. We cannot share further details while the investigation is ongoing. Check your address and read more: zilliqa.com/ledger-incident/

An update has been added to the Ledger incident hub, outlining the recovery and transition plan. zilliqa.com/ledger-incident/ The legacy (non-EVM) side of Zilliqa is being retired, with recovery taking place through migration to Zilliqa EVM. 🧵1/4