A: I heard that EOS has been renamed to Vaulta? Why does this English name sound so familiar?

B: Exactly! Vault means 'treasury', and 'ta' means 'he'—so the new name is basically 'his treasury'? Are the token holders going to be 'his' ATMs in the future?

A: What's even more ridiculous is that the token is directly called 'A'! From now on, exchanges will have to shout: 'Family, A token is taking off!' Passersby will ask: 'What token?' 'A!' 'Huh?' 'A token!' 'I'm asking you what token?' 'It's just A!' 'The one that used to be called EOS, now called Vaulta, with the token called A!'

B: On May 14th, when the 1:1 exchange happens, I bet the whole network will be doing 'old token turns into A, one-click skin change' operations, just like putting an apple skin on a grapefruit tree—although it's still growing on the tree, it suddenly gives the illusion of being the 'new top fruit in the circle'!