Question 1

Was Mute becoming Koi merely a name change?

Accepted Answer

No. The move from Mute to Koi Finance also included a token swap, with a 1:12.5 ratio stated in the historical announcement. Old MUTE and post-swap KOI should therefore be described separately; changing the name alone does not carry over every token parameter.

Question 2

At the historical swap ratio, how much KOI corresponded to 100 MUTE?

Accepted Answer

Using the historical ratio of 1 MUTE to 12.5 KOI, 100 MUTE corresponded to 1,250 KOI. This is a quantity conversion for that swap, not a market-price relationship between the two tokens, and it does not mean a swap can still be requested.

Question 3

Did the MUTE-to-KOI migration have a deadline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The deadline for that historical migration was June 1, 2024. That date defined the migration window at the time and should not be read as an open-ended promise of conversion.

Question 4

After its swap was completed, did the third-party platform still support swaps of old MUTE?

Accepted Answer

The third-party platform's completion announcement states that it no longer supported swaps of old MUTE tokens after the contract swap. This was an arrangement for that third-party platform and should not be extended to the rules of other platforms.

Question 5

What was the maximum supply of old MUTE?

Accepted Answer

The old MUTE tokenomics documentation listed a maximum supply of 40,000,000 MUTE. That cap is a supply measure for old MUTE and should not be treated directly as the supply cap of KOI after the migration.

Question 6

Why could old MUTE circulating supply not simply equal its supply cap?

Accepted Answer

The old documentation defined circulating supply as 40,000,000 MUTE minus the treasury balance, so the treasury balance had to be deducted. Maximum supply and that circulating-supply measure have different meanings; seeing 40,000,000 alone does not make them the same.

Question 7

For how long did the old dMute mechanism require MUTE to be locked?

Accepted Answer

The 2023 version of the dMute mechanism specified a minimum lock of 7 days and a maximum of 365 days for locking MUTE into dMute. This was the range under the old mechanism and does not establish terms for other governance tokens after the migration.

Question 8

Which asset was returned when old dMute was redeemed at maturity?

Accepted Answer

Users had deposited and locked MUTE, and the old mechanism allowed them to redeem their MUTE once the timelock expired. This redemption returned the locked asset; it was not a conversion of MUTE into KOI, nor did it permit withdrawal at any time during the lock.

Question 9

Which old lockups fell within the historical KOI distribution?

Accepted Answer

The historical distribution concerned veMUTE or dMute lockups expiring after the June 1, 2024 migration finalization date. “After” was an eligibility condition; it does not mean every old lockup or every MUTE holder automatically qualified.

Question 10

How was KOI distributed for lockups meeting the historical condition?

Accepted Answer

For qualifying old veMUTE or dMute lockups that expired after the June 1, 2024 migration finalization date, the corresponding KOI share was distributed by airdrop. This describes a completed historical distribution, not an ongoing reward program or a promise of new applications.

Question 11

What token address did the official old MUTE documentation list?

Accepted Answer

The old official Token Contracts page listed the MUTE address as 0xa49d7499271ae71cd8ab9ac515e6694c755d400c. It identifies old MUTE; because the project later arranged a swap to KOI, it should not be labeled directly as a KOI address.

Question 12

Beyond trading, what functions did the Mute platform include?

Accepted Answer

The historical platform description also included earning activities and participation in bonds. Trading was therefore only one function; these descriptions do not mean that holding MUTE automatically provided yield or bond-related rights.

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