What happens to my existing ETH vouches?
They keep working, and you can swap them to $WHUF without losing your history
If you've been vouching with ETH since before the token, nothing breaks at TGE. Your existing vouches continue to operate like normal.
Your ETH vouches keep working
Existing ETH-based vouches remain in place and continue to count toward the credibility graph. There is no forced migration and no deadline.
Swapping to $WHUF
We've introduced a way to easily swap an ETH-based vouch to a $WHUF-based vouch directly in the app. The swap retains your full vouch history: the duration, the relationship, and the signal you've built stay intact.
Why swap?
Contributor rewards accrue to $WHUF vouches. Swapping lets your vouches start earning from the rewards pool.
For sale participants: vouches must be $WHUF-based to count toward the price guarantee. The swap makes it easy to move to $WHUF vouching without losing what you've built.
$WHUF is the native asset of the network going forward. Fees, markets, and verification all run on it.
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