GET Protocol
GET
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GET Protocol (GET) is a deprecated legacy token that underwent a structured 1:1,000 migration to the OPEN Ticketing Ecosystem (OPN) token in early 2024. As a result of this deprecation, Active Development, Community Support, and Tokenomics scored -1.0 due to structural obsolescence and termination of the asset's economic lifecycle, and their weights were redistributed proportionally among the remaining sections. The legacy GET token exhibits near-zero trading volume, a market capitalization below $1.0M, and a price drawdown exceeding 95% from its all-time high, with its remaining function limited to a one-way burn contract for migration. While the protocol maintained a clean security record with no exploits, hacks, or legal actions across its operating history, legacy contracts are no longer actively maintained. Per the Deprecated/Migrated Token Rule, legacy GET is obsolete and investors should avoid the legacy asset.
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About GET Protocol (GET)
GET Protocol (GET) is a deprecated legacy token that migrated to the OPEN Ticketing Ecosystem (OPN) token in early 2024 at a 1:1,000 ratio. Founded in 2016 by Maarten Bloemers and Ivo van der Wijk, the project operated as an Ethereum ERC-20 token designed to provide on-chain infrastructure for event ticketing, addressing primary-market issues such as ticket scalping and fraudulent resale.
Historically, the token served ticketing-related utility within the protocol and had a hard-capped supply of 23,368,773 tokens following a historical burn of 10,000,000 tokens. The protocol's smart contracts and staking systems underwent audits by ZK Labs in 2017 and yAudit in 2022, with no exploits, hacks, or bad debt recorded over its active operating history.
Following the transition to OPN, all active development, code repositories, and governance for legacy GET were formally deprecated. The legacy asset has suffered an unrecovered price drawdown exceeding 95% from its all-time high of approximately $10.02, leaving it with near-zero trading volume and a market capitalization under $1.0 million. The legacy GET smart contract is unmaintained, with its remaining utility restricted to a one-way burn contract for converting holdings into OPN.