Token Migration Policy

$VION launched on Pump.fun to ensure a fair, transparent, Solana-native discovery phase. As the project evolves beyond Alpha/Beta scale, we reserve the right to migrate the token if required to meet security, scalability, or exchange compliance constraints.

Why migration may be required

While Pump.fun enables decentralized bootstrapping, it imposes structural limitations: immutable token logic, no upgrade pathways, and restricted compatibility for institutional listings. Migration enables:

Security upgrades: freeze logic, mint authority finalization, audited token standard.
Exchange compliance: centralized exchange (CEX) listings often require production-grade mint contracts.
Chain strategy: interoperability (e.g., Layer 2 bridges, optional EVM parity for adoption).
Product alignment: expanding $VION utility inside the Nomentum ecosystem.

Migration method

We will follow an industry-standard burn-and-migrate approach used by major protocols:

A new audited $VION contract is deployed.
Holders send old $VION to a verifiable burn address.
A migration contract issues a 1:1 claim in the new $VION.
Liquidity is ported in a coordinated event to prevent price distortion.

This preserves total supply and holder proportional ownership. Migration will be transparent, on-chain verifiable, and announced with a minimum notice period.

Cross-chain or multi-chain future

$VION may expand beyond Solana post-Beta if strategically aligned. In that case, migration would follow canonical burn + reissue or canonical mint + bridge patterns, always preserving the supply map and owner equity. No bridge will be trusted without public audits and liquidity protection.

Commitments

No hidden minting or supply dilution in migration.
Total supply continuity and full migration ledger transparency.
Public audits before any final deployment.
Holder-first liquidity safety during migration windows.