VeChain
An enterprise chain focused on supply chain traceability and ESG data.

An enterprise chain focused on supply chain traceability and ESG data.

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99.2% of the achievable supply is already circulating.
$0.28 -97.68% · Apr 18, 2021
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VeChain targets enterprise adoption rather than DeFi, using a dual-token design where VET holds value and VTHO pays for transactions, which insulates business users from fee volatility. Its typical use cases are product authentication, logistics tracking and sustainability reporting, with real corporate deployments but a business model tied to enterprise sales cycles.
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VeChain is an enterprise-focused L1 with a dual-token design: VET carries value and acts as an asset, while VTHO — generated automatically by holding VET — pays for transactions. Separating the gas meter from the value token lets enterprises budget fees in a stable unit while VET's price floats, which is the design's whole point.
Value and staking layer generating VTHO for fees
Enterprise on-chain data anchoring and product authentication
Governance within its authority-based validator model
VET captures value through VTHO generation — holding VET is a claim on future gas consumption — and through fee burn: a portion of every transaction's VTHO is burned, tying VET demand to network usage. Enterprise adoption is the demand engine; without it, the mechanism idles.
VET is fully circulating at 86.7 billion fixed supply — no unlock overhang. VTHO, by contrast, is continuously generated by VET holdings and burned on use, so its supply is dynamic by design; fee burn doubles as a mild VET-value sink.
Authority proof-of-stake: 101 vetted authority masternodes validate blocks, steered by a steering committee of established companies and partners. It is explicitly permissioned governance — the trade the chain makes for enterprise reliability, not an accident of decentralization.
Validator set is more permissioned than most public chains
Enterprise pilots convert slowly into recurring on-chain volume
Limited DeFi and consumer ecosystem
Stability for fee budgeting: an enterprise paying for supply-chain writes should not care about VET's price that week. VTHO decouples transaction cost from token speculation — holding VET for investment and paying gas are separate activities.
Supply-chain traceability, product authentication and sustainability tracking with household-name partners in Asia and Europe — the honest caveat is that enterprise pilots often run at low on-chain volume, so fee burn remains modest relative to token float.
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