The Galxe community initiates a vote on the proposal to change the token symbol and migrate the token contract
According to ChainCatcher news, the Galxe community has initiated a voting on the proposal to change the token symbol and migrate the token contract. The voting will end on April 27, and the current support rate is 99.59%. The plan includes a series of technical improvements, coordinated work with ecosystem strategic members and planning to ensure a smooth transition process, the proposal said. Key aspects include codebase modifications, markup adjustments, and communication strategies for different stakeholder groups. In order to strengthen the brand image and increase community participation, it is necessary to change the original token symbol GAL to G and upgrade the existing GAL token smart contract. Exchange GAL tokens for G tokens at 1:60.
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