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Clearpool Sets CPOOL-to-CLEAR Swap and Bybit Trading Dates
Clearpool will swap CPOOL for CLEAR at 1:1 from Nov. 17 through Feb. 17, 2027. Bybit will halt CPOOL transfers on Nov. 18, convert balances and open CLEAR trading on Nov. 20.

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CPOOL converts to CLEAR at 1:1 between Nov. 17 and Feb. 17, 2027.
Self-custody holders must approve two Ethereum transactions; Clearpool charges no swap fee.
Bybit ends CPOOL/USDT trading Nov. 18 at 3 a.m. ET and opens CLEAR/USDT trading Nov. 20 at 3 a.m. ET.
Bybit pauses CPOOL deposits and withdrawals Nov. 18 at 1 a.m. ET, then resumes CLEAR transfers Nov. 20 at 1 a.m. ET.
Clearpool will allow CPOOL holders to exchange their tokens for CLEAR at a one-for-one rate during a Nov. 17-to-Feb. 17, 2027 migration window, according to the company’s published swap instructions. The CPOOL-to-CLEAR migration forms part of a governance-approved expansion plan, and Clearpool currently lists Bybit as the only exchange supporting the process.
One-for-one means a holder receives one CLEAR for every CPOOL submitted within the window. CLEAR is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with the contract address 0x5200f539478F58D9aEA962095ba3b16b5e550E00. Clearpool charges no swap fee, although each wallet transaction still requires Ethereum network gas.
What does the migration change for CPOOL holders?
Bybit customers face the simplest route: Bybit plans to convert CPOOL balances held on its platform automatically at 1:1. Those customers therefore do not need to complete Clearpool’s two-transaction wallet process, although Bybit’s published trading and transfer timetable will govern the conversion of their balances.
For self-custody holders, Clearpool’s swap page requires two Ethereum transactions. The first approves the CPOOL transfer, and the second completes the swap. Clearpool charges no swap fee, but both wallet actions require network gas, leaving self-custody participants with two transaction-level execution costs.
Holders whose CPOOL remains outside Bybit’s automatic process face the closing date as the decisive deadline. Clearpool plans to provide details on unmigrated CPOOL closer to Feb. 17, 2027. Until then, self-custody participants need to complete the wallet process themselves, while exchange users should confirm their venue’s timetable rather than infer it from Bybit’s.
When does Bybit change trading and transfers?
Bybit has published the first venue-specific timetable for the transition:
- CPOOL/USDT trading ends Nov. 18 at 3 a.m. ET (8 a.m. UTC).
- CLEAR/USDT trading opens Nov. 20 at 3 a.m. ET (8 a.m. UTC).
- CPOOL deposits and withdrawals pause Nov. 18 at 1 a.m. ET (6 a.m. UTC).
- CLEAR deposits and withdrawals resume Nov. 20 at 1 a.m. ET (6 a.m. UTC).
The timetable places the CPOOL transfer pause two hours before the exchange ends CPOOL/USDT trading, then repeats that two-hour sequence for CLEAR on Nov. 20. The structure gives Bybit a defined operational interval for replacing the old pair and moving platform balances into the new token.
Bybit cautioned that “technical migration issues could lead it to change the schedule,” so the listed times remain subject to revision.
Exchange conversions will follow each venue’s own timetable. Because Clearpool has not listed another exchange for migration support, Bybit’s Nov. 18 and Nov. 20 dates do not establish deadlines for other platforms.
The governance-approved plan also extends Clearpool to XRP Ledger. It includes an announced fund with Ripple and Cicada Partners that would lend Ripple USD (RLUSD) to fintech and payments companies. The fund announcement gives the expansion a lending and payments focus, while the swap instructions define a separate token-conversion process with its own deadline.
The next hard checkpoint is Feb. 17, 2027, when the conversion window closes; closer to that date, Clearpool plans to provide details on any CPOOL left unmigrated.
via tokenpost.com (Source)
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