The Guardian Solana token launched on 18 June 2025 following a migration from the Ethereum blockchain after over three years of execution with Ethereum. The migration to Solana was required in order to take advantage of the faster blockchain speeds, faster API deliveries, and cheaper transaction fees. This migration was also in direct support of Guardian’s staking pool program which also started in June 2025. The staking pool program will continue until all tokens that were reserved for staking have been distributed to stakers. Please visit the Staking page and review the posted FAQs for staking information.

The migration from the Ethereum blockchain to the Solana blockchain took months of planning and preparation prior to our June 18, 2025 migration to Solana. Token holders and platform users were updated every step of the way on this website and on our social media platforms. The migration from Ethereum to Solana was flawlessly executed on 18 June 2025, and the 1-year token migration period commenced. This 1-year migration period was important because only token holders have the authority and ability to access their private wallets, confirm ownership of assets to migrate, and execute the migration approval with signatures directly from their wallets. The 1-year migration period ended on 18 June 2026 and the migration features are no longer available.

Our Solana token has zero transaction taxes (buy, sell, transfer). The contract address is A2X6xEhZUCPiHstrGehbNT9TrdEh9hEDfyYfNeNuAdDy and the links are provided above.

100% of the liquidity was locked on 18 June 2025 for a period of 1 year. When that initial 1-year lock expired, 100% of that liquidity was burned. Burning the liquidity ensures that the Guardian token on will remain on Solana forever. Nobody can influence the liquidity pool, move assets, change allocations, or “rug” the token. This is the absolute safest (and most final) way to protect the liquidity pool for a Solana token.