$A replaces $EOS as the native token of the network

The evolution of Vaulta from EOS is about to come to an end. On May 14, Vaulta will launch the official token conversion, introducing $A as the new symbol for its native utility token. $EOS token holders will be able to convert using the Vaulta conversion portal hosted on Unicove, utilizing secure and supported tools at any time.

What has happened

On May 7, a multi-signature (MSIG) proposal was submitted by block producers to deploy the Vaulta token contract. This proposal defines $A as the official symbol of the network and lays the foundation for the token swap. The MSIG is scheduled to be executed on May 14, when the token swap will officially go live.

Timeline Overview

May 7 — MSIG Proposal: Vaulta token contract and $A code made public

May 14 — MSIG execution planned: Vaulta Swap Portal goes live

Mid to late May — Exchanges begin to list $A and delist EOS (exact timing TBD)

May 29 — Vaulta Foundation CEO Yves La Rose announces the launch of Vaulta at Bitcoin 2025 conference (11:00-11:20 AM)

How the swap works

The Vaulta token swap will begin on May 14, 2025.

Key details:

1:1 exchange — one EOS directly exchanges for one $A

No fees, no slippage — the entire process is free and accurate

Exchange your way — use the Vaulta exchange portal or participate in centralized exchanges

Vaulta is not a fork or reset. It is the EOS network — reimagined and rebranded, fully compatible with all existing infrastructure and state history.

Secure exchange through the official portal

Advanced users can interact directly with core.vaulta on-chain, but for most people, the recommended method is to use the Vaulta Swap Portal, a secure and intuitive interface designed to reduce risk and eliminate phishing attempts.