Can you please explain those conversion rates and how you thought they were acceptable because they sound ridiculous.
For DT you are swapping a coin with 88,888,888 supply for one with equal total supply yet only offering 0.15% (1DTMI for 64 DT) conversion.
For JIO you are swapping a coin with 8,888,888 total supply and a circulating supply of less than 2M for a coin with 10x the total supply yet only offering 25% conversion.
On top of that DT is currently valued at 72sats while JIO at 181sats, so basically JIO is 2.5x more valued yet in the swap gets 16x better conversion. That's on top of the already horrible conversion rate.
I'm sorry but everyone participating in this swap and anyone who has invested in your previous coins is getting screwed.
That is normal to think so
Very simply put the less of the supply should increase the value.
If there is too much of a pre-mine it will not be attractive to miners.
Secondly the circulating supply of Jio is higher than on coinmarketcap the full supply of 8,888,888 is in circulation.
Most of all there is no expectation that DTMI will have any great value but the logic is if DT token is 70 sat * 64 = +/-4500 sat per DTMI but there is no actual expectation for it to go over 5000 sat unless the holders see the real value in the work that already has been done past year and what is being worked on at the moment.