UTK, the old coin, is now around 0.00162 u, while XMN, the new coin, is around 0.00124 u—these are already completely two separate things.

Previously it was called Utrust; later, the whole thing was integrated into the xMoney ecosystem. The official side has been pushing old users to go to the website to swap UTK for XMN. This migration process dragged on for quite a long time. Along the way, some exchanges also automatically helped users swap by force according to the ratio—some did it as three-for-one, others as one-for-three, and even the conversion ratios weren’t consistent.

Now the UTK side has basically no development activity left—it's purely a historical legacy token. Trading volume is so low that it’s only around a little over 80 USD a day.

The XMN side is the real thing that’s actually running. It has been integrated into a legitimate payment-licensing framework, has real partnerships with some chain merchants, and its market cap is also much larger than UTK’s.

In other words, this kind of token overhaul—completely transitioning an old project into new tokens—is basically about shaking off the old baggage, getting a fresh compliant license, and telling a new story. And since they still have the old UTK holders in hand, there’s basically no choice left for them other than to swap into the new token #GUSD年化升至3.8% $UTK