🔥End of an Era: EOS Rebrands to Vaulta ($A) — But Can It Rewrite Its Legacy?

After years of battling perception, lawsuits, and developer fatigue, EOS is officially dead. On May 14, the token will be reborn under a new name — Vaulta ($A). The transition promises no changes to tokenomics, no fees, and a 1:1 swap, but the rebrand is much more than cosmetic.

Once hailed as an “Ethereum killer,” EOS exploded onto the scene in 2018 with a record-shattering $4 billion ICO. Backed by Block.one, it promised fast, scalable, user-friendly dApps and a new model for Web3 governance. But delays, internal conflict, and centralization concerns soon turned promise into disillusionment.

By 2021, EOS had faded into irrelevance, its TVL drained, developer ecosystem hollowed out, and community fractured. In 2022, the network was all but orphaned by Block.one, prompting the formation of the EOS Network Foundation — a community-led effort to rescue what was left.

Now, in 2025, the rebrand to Vaulta signals a final break from the past. The name EOS will be buried. The focus: redemption. With new leadership, cleaner branding, and strategic pivots, Vaulta wants to reboot as a fresh layer-1 with real utility and less baggage.

But is that enough?

The Web3 world isn’t the same as in 2018. Competing ecosystems like Solana, Avalanche, and Sui dominate attention. ETH has matured. Regulation is tightening. And users — many burned by past hype — are less forgiving.

So #AMAGE asks:

Is this rebirth a bold comeback or just a new paint job on a fading dream? Will Vaulta $A reclaim relevance — or repeat the ghost story of EOS?

Let’s debate.