GuildFi: Migration of GF tokens to ZENT has started
According to ChainCatcher, GuildFi has started the migration of GF tokens to ZENT. The token migration will start on April 25 and the deadline is 4 months from the start date. Therefore, users must complete the token migration before August 25, 2024.
ChainCatcher previously reported that the blockchain game union GuildFi announced on the social platform that it will be renamed Zentry and plans to create a unified Superlayer to reward all types of gamers across multiple blockchains. As part of the rebranding work, Zentry will launch a new token ZENT, and holders of the existing GuildFi token GF on Ethereum can redeem ZENT at a ratio of 1:10 through the portal.
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