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In the coming months, Guardian will be migrating its token from the Ethereum blockchain over to the Solana blockchain. This migration to Solana better supports the project’s objectives and goals. It helps align the project for growth and increased visibility through immersion into a growing Solana ecosystem that we want to be a part of.
Important Notes:
We will not be deploying 100 Trillion tokens on Solana as was done with the ERC token. The total token supply on Solana will be much smaller.
The final holder snapshot report taken from Etherscan will show the total supply ownership percentage that each ERC-20 wallet holds. Upon migration to Solana, the total supply ownership percentage that each ERC wallet holds will be doubled. If a wallet’s ERC ownership is .45%, then upon migration they will receive .90% of the total supply of the SOL token.
The final holder list snapshot will be taken seconds before the ERC-20 liquidity is removed. That report from Etherscan represents the FINAL holder snapshot list. Any transaction occurring after that snapshot is taken and after the liquidity is removed will not change that final snapshot report from Etherscan. Transactions occurring post-liquidity removal will not be considered part of this migration to Solana. The ERC token is considered dead once the liquidity is removed. The final snapshot will be posted on this migration page and in our Telegram Group. This action will be taken during Migration Step 4.
Guardian’s Solana token will NOT have transaction taxes. It will be a zero tax token.
Guardian’s Solana token will NOT have reflections.
Guardian’s Solana token will launch with approximately 500 SOL in the liquidity pool. 100% of the liquidity we provide will be locked within minutes after launch and the Liquidity Lock link will be published. DexTools will be updated as rapidly as possible with all relevant information after launch.
Buybacks (for burning/destroying tokens or adding tokens to our Staking program) will be executed with SOL which remains following our ERC/ETH conversion and our provision of liquidity. These tokens will be added to our Staking program to strengthen the pool and extend the duration of token staking.
On migration day, our Solana contract address will be posted on this migration page and also on our social media accounts (by site administrators) before liquidity is added and the trading pair goes live. Do NOT utilize or engage with any other contract addresses.
Solana Contract Address: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Your airdrops will be delivered BEFORE trading is activated so that your Guardian SOL tokens are in your wallet(s) before the trading pair goes live.
Migration Process:
Our migration to Solana will occur in steps to help streamline the actions and make the process as simple as possible for ERC-20 token holders.
Based on our migration progress we will recommend the step(s) that you should be focused on to make sure you are up to speed and ready for the migration. We are currently on STEP 2.
Step 1: Bookmark/save this page to your favorites and check it frequently. Check Guardian’s Telegram Group for pinned messages and announcements. Create your strategy and continue to execute ERC-20 transactions in accordance with your strategy.
Step 2: Utilize Etherscan to review and save the ERC-20 token holder list (here’s the link). You will likely need to execute this step numerous times as the holder list changes prior to migration. Document your holdings and wallets. Test your seed phrases and make sure you’ve accounted for all the Guardian ERC-20 tokens you’ve accumulated.
Step 3: If you don’t already have a Solana wallet then now’s the time to create one! Two of the most popular wallets are Phantom and Solflare. Don’t forget to save your seed phrase in a secure place! Once you’ve created your Solana wallet, browse through and utilize the various functions (create multiple accounts, add SOL, swap tokens, etc.). You will also want to familiarize yourself with Raydium, which acts just like Uniswap.
Step 4: We are getting very close to the migration period, so in this step you will want to make sure you have finished all your ERC-20 transactions (buy, sell, transfer, move wallets/holdings, split up positions, etc.). At the end of this step we will publish on this page the Secure Wallet Connect which will allow you to connect each wallet holding Guardian. Connecting and signing a simple confirmation transaction using the wallet connect confirms that you are the owner of that wallet address. The next step is to provide a Solana wallet address to receive the SOL Guardian tokens that are associated with that ERC wallet. This step can be executed ONCE per wallet. Make sure you’ve completed all your Guardian ERC transactions in your wallet before completing step 4. This includes ERC token buying, selling, and transferring tokens.
Step 5: Continuation of Step 3 with your exploration and use of your Solana wallets and Raydium. We’re now very close to migration day, so get those wallets fueled with SOL so they can be used. Watch this page and our Guardian Token Telegram Group for announcements and updates. Be mindful of scam telegram groups and imposter administrators/moderators. Always access social media sites using ONLY official links posted on our website.
Step 6: Migration Day! This will be a very busy day as the migration team executes the migration. The SOL contract address will be provided prior to launch (here and on our official social media sites) and airdrops will land in the SOL wallet address(s) that you provided during Step 4. Liquidity is added and trading goes live. 100% of the Liquidity the project provides is locked, and DexTools is provided with an update. After launch, applications to both CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko will be delivered.