Question 1

What is the relationship between A and the former EOS?

Accepted Answer

A is the native token of the Vaulta network and the foundational token for network resources and governance. Vaulta continues to use the former EOS mainnet; therefore, this change was not the deployment of an entirely new chain, but an upgrade and renaming of the network and native asset on the same mainnet. When understanding A, it is necessary to distinguish network continuity from the token-symbol change: the underlying mainnet remains the same network, but the former EOS native asset has been replaced by A, and wallets, applications, and custodial platforms need to complete the corresponding adaptations.

Question 2

How is EOS converted to A, and what does 1:1 mean?

Accepted Answer

EOS on the original chain can be converted to A at 1:1: each 1 EOS corresponds to 1 A, and the conversion itself does not change the amount. This ratio addresses the correspondence between the asset name and the upgraded network; it does not mean that market prices, how external platforms display the asset, or service support will necessarily be the same. Whether users need to take action themselves depends on whether the assets are in a self-custodied account or held by a service provider such as an exchange or wallet, and whether that service has adapted to A. Before acting, confirm the actual arrangements and official channels of the service you use, and avoid sending to addresses that do not support the upgraded asset.

Question 3

What is A used for in the Vaulta network?

Accepted Answer

A is used for resource- and governance-related functions on the Vaulta mainnet. Its resource use means it relates to the resource arrangements required to conduct operations on the mainnet; its governance use means it is the foundational token of the network's governance system. Whether a specific wallet or application already supports resource operations, staking, or governance depends on whether that service has completed its adaptation to A. The token's network-layer role does not mean that all third-party products will automatically provide the same functions.

Question 4

How should A's supply, precision, and token contract be identified?

Accepted Answer

A has a maximum supply of 2.1 billion tokens and an on-chain display precision of 4 decimal places; official upgrade materials also identify the token contract as core.vaulta. The maximum supply describes the upper limit of the total amount that can be issued for this asset, while 4-decimal precision specifies that on-chain amounts can be represented to four decimal places. Vaulta's guide states that the renaming did not add new supply, allocation, or unlock rules. Therefore, EOS being renamed A should not be used to infer that the total supply was newly increased, or to mistake the symbol change for a new token issuance plan.

Question 5

Where do Vaulta staking rewards come from, and how do they change?

Accepted Answer

Vaulta's staking rewards come from 250 million tokens set aside in advance for rewards, rather than from continuing fixed annual inflation; fixed inflation has been turned off. In other words, the funding source for rewards is a reserved pool of a clearly defined size, rather than newly added indefinitely each year at a fixed rate. This reward pool is distributed on a schedule that halves every four years: all else being equal, the total amount distributable in a later four-year period is lower than in the preceding period. An individual's actual rewards still depend on the staking method used and the participation rules at that time, so the reward-pool size or halving schedule cannot be directly converted into a guaranteed personal yield.

Question 6

Why should the network, contract, and precision be checked when transferring A?

Accepted Answer

Before transferring A, confirm that the receiving account belongs to the Vaulta mainnet, that the recipient supports A, and verify the asset symbol, token contract, and amount precision. Official post-upgrade materials identify A as using the core.vaulta contract and 4-decimal precision; this helps avoid treating similarly named or unsupported assets as native A. Once an on-chain transfer is submitted, it usually cannot be reversed by the network. If the recipient is a custodial platform, follow that platform's published deposit-network and asset requirements; when uncertain, testing with a small amount first can reduce losses caused by mistakes in identifying the address, network, or asset.

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