EOS Network, known for its scalable blockchain infrastructure, is rebranding to @Vaulta as it pivots toward Web3 banking. The transition comes with a token swap that is provisionally scheduled for the end of May.
It also comes with the launch of the @Vaulta Banking Advisory Council, a group of financial and blockchain industry experts focused on bridging the gap between traditional banking and decentralized systems. Members include executives from Systemic Trust, Tetra, and ATB Financial, according to a press release shared with CoinDesk.
We now invite users to participate and vote on the second batch of Vote to List projects. The projects below are ranked according to the order of the official announcement.
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