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The HECO network has seen a significant decline in activity and support, leading to unstable RPCs and inactive bridges. While CAN tokens may still exist on the HECO chain, users often find it difficult to access or move them. To maintain utility and liquidity, the project expanded to the BNB Smart Chain (BSC). Users are encouraged to prioritize the BSC version of the token, as the original HECO deployment is now considered largely illiquid.

Migrating CAN from HECO to BSC typically requires using cross-chain bridges. Due to the fading infrastructure of the HECO ecosystem, some traditional bridges may be inactive. Users should check for available cross-chain solutions or utilize supporting platforms like LBank to facilitate the movement of assets. It is vital to confirm that a 1:1 migration path is currently supported by the chosen service before attempting a transfer to prevent asset loss.

To ensure security and avoid fraudulent tokens, users must use the official contract addresses. For the HECO network, the address is 0xd5f9bdc2e6c8ee0484a6293ce7fa97d96a5e1012. For the BNB Smart Chain (BSC), the address is 0xde9a73272bc2f28189ce3c243e36fafda2485212. When using decentralized wallets, these addresses must be manually imported to accurately view and manage your token balance across different blockchains.

CAN tokens can be traded on LBank and selected decentralized platforms. Since many exchanges have delisted HECO-based assets, LBank provides a reliable environment for accessing the token. For those preferring decentralized options, the BSC version of CAN is primarily traded on major automated market makers. Always ensure you are interacting with the correct network version (BSC is preferred for liquidity) before finalizing any trades.

CAN holders can earn rewards through the platform's 'SmartVaults' by providing liquidity to the protocol. These vaults support various 'H-series' assets, enabling users to participate in mining yields. Beyond rewards, CAN serves as a governance token. Holders have the right to vote on critical protocol decisions, such as the listing of new assets, changes to interest rate models, and adjustments to Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios, ensuring the platform remains community-driven.

Security is a primary concern for the Channels lending platform. The project has undergone security audits by reputable third-party firms to verify the integrity of its code. Channels reports a history of zero major security accidents since its inception. While the SmartVaults are designed with safety in mind, users should always practice caution and understand the inherent risks of decentralized borrowing and lending, such as liquidation during periods of high market volatility.