【Vaulta Coin "Name Change" Announcement】
Dear EOS Holders:
We solemnly announce:
The original EOS network is officially renamed Vaulta (pronounced: I steal him? No, it's a high-end nickname for "Wallet Guardian"), and the token name is directly simplified to A—yes, that's the letter "A" that has saved struggling students from kindergarten to university on exams!
Why the name change?
- Source of inspiration: The boss slammed the table and decided: "The name change must be quick! It must be catchy! It must be memorable to the whole world at a glance!" So we combed through the alphabet and found that "A" is not only the first of the 26 letters but also an abbreviation for "Awesome" and "Amazing" (forced explanation version).
- Core advantage: In the future, when making transfers, there will be no more confusion about how to spell "EOS", just enter "A", and mom will no longer worry about me misspelling the coin name (provided I don’t mistype it as "B", "C", "Z", etc.).
The exchange rule is super simple:
⏰ Starting from May 14, the old EOS tokens can be exchanged for new coin "A" at a 1:1 ratio—equivalent to giving your coin a new disguise, recycling the old clothes (code), and the new skin (name) is free!
💡 Friendly reminder: This is not "changing the soup but not the medicine", it’s a conscientious operation of "changing both the soup and the bowl, but the soup is still that same soup"! (Translation: The technology remains unchanged, but the sense of ceremony is maximized!)
After the name change, you will gain:
✅ A token name "A" that is so minimalist it drives Virgos crazy
✅ A new meme to show off in chats: "Did you A today?"
✅ A sense of mysterious achievement when observing the coin ranking: "Look! A is actually next to BTC and ETH!" (Although it might be sorted alphabetically)
Special Statement:
This name change does not involve any technical upgrades, purely a whimsical operation of "wanting to change disguises to venture into the world".
Lastly, a friendly reminder: Investing involves risks, and buying "A shares" should be done with caution—here we are talking about Vaulta's "A", not the "A shares" you are thinking of!
Vaulta Team
(A group of people who suddenly feel very "A" after the name change)
