In response to security issues, the NFP team decided to replace the old $NFP tokens with a new smart contract. The new tokens will be issued under the same name and project name as the existing $NFP , but will have an updated smart contract address. This change is being made due to the recent security vulnerability and aims to increase the security of users.
In this process, holders of $NFP who meet certain conditions will be switched to the new tokens via an automatic airdrop. However, tokens associated with theft activities or acquired after a certain date will not be eligible for the purchase of new tokens. This is done to provide users with a safe alternative to replace old tokens and to prevent possible abuse.
The new token's smart contract address includes security updates and improvements and is accessible via BscScan. Users need to follow announcements from official sources and be wary of any fraud attempts.
The airdrop process will be aimed at users who hold old $NFP tokens at a specific snapshot time. The timing and conditions of the airdrop will be specified in future announcements. It is important for users to follow the NFP team for up-to-date information.
The conversion rate is set at 1:1, which means users will receive new tokens equal to their old token amount.
If old tokens are not converted, these tokens will be retired and will not carry any transaction value. Therefore, users are encouraged to switch to the new token system.
The frequently asked questions section about the new token process allows users to obtain detailed information about the process. Here, issues such as the conversion process, airdrop details, new token features and security measures are explained.
Finally, it is emphasized that users should only trust official announcements and reliable sources and avoid fake airdrop offers or token sales.
