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Vethor Token

(VTHO)
$0.0006 ▲ 2.59%
🏆 Rank #417
💰 Market Cap $56,400,657
📊 24h Volume $1,477,349
🔄 Circ. Supply 99,260,876,355 VTHO
🏦 Total Supply 99,292,138,972 VTHO
🛑 Max Supply
🚀 ATH $0
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What is VeThor Token (VTHO)?

VeThor Token (VTHO) is the secondary utility token of the VeChainThor blockchain, serving as the “gas” that powers all on-chain activity. While VeChain (VET) represents the value and governance of the network, VTHO is the energy consumed to execute smart contracts and transfer data. In early 2026, the token reached a major turning point following the “Hayabusa” Upgrade, which fundamentally shifted VTHO from a passive reward for simply holding VET into an active incentive for network participants who secure the blockchain through staking.

The 2026 landscape for VTHO is defined by “The Great Staking Migration.” As of March 15, 2026, all legacy “X-Nodes” and Economic Nodes must complete their transition to the new StarGate NFT Staking system to continue receiving rewards. This shift is a key part of the “Intergalactic” phase of the VeChain roadmap, which brought full Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility and cross-chain support. This technical evolution is a significant factor in the Ethereum vs Solana utility debate, as VeChain now offers the same developer tools as Ethereum but with the predictable, low-cost gas model enterprises require. To see how VTHO’s burn-and-mint model compares to other data-availability layers, see our Celestia guide. By Q1 2026, the VeBetterDAO ecosystem has also reached over 5 million users, driving consistent VTHO “burn” through daily sustainability actions like recycling and carbon tracking.

The VTHO Economy: 100% Fee Burn

A major shift in 2026 is the implementation of a 100% VTHO Burn policy for all transaction base fees. Previously, a portion of the gas was paid to validators; now, every transaction permanently removes its fuel from the supply, creating a direct link between real-world adoption and token scarcity. To ensure that gas costs remain predictable for partners like Walmart China and BMW, the Foundation utilizes price data from the Pyth Network to adjust the amount of VTHO required per transaction if market prices fluctuate too wildly. This focus on “abstraction”—where companies can pay for blockchain use without ever touching a token—is a philosophy shared with the World network, aiming to make technology invisible to the end user.

Managing Your VTHO and Staking in 2026

With the end of passive generation on major exchanges like Binance (which ceased VTHO rewards for “Flexible” products on January 1, 2026), choosing the right types of crypto wallets is more important than ever. To earn VTHO in 2026, you must utilize the VeWorld Wallet or the StarGate Dashboard to actively delegate your VET. While these mobile-first tools are secure, users managing “Masternode” levels of VET should use hardware-backed self-custody to protect their Delegator NFTs. In 2026, your wallet is not just a storage device; it is your control center for participating in the “Renaissance” of enterprise blockchain utility.

Faq

What is the difference between VET and VTHO?
Think of VET as the “car” and VTHO as the “gasoline.” VET represents ownership and stake in the network, while VTHO is the energy consumed to make things move. You need VTHO to send a transaction or record data on the blockchain.
How do I earn VTHO in 2026?
Starting in 2026, you no longer earn VTHO just by letting VET sit in an exchange wallet. You must “Stake” or “Delegate” your VET through the StarGate platform or the VeWorld wallet. This active participation supports network security and rewards you with newly generated VTHO.
What was the “Hayabusa” upgrade?
Hayabusa was a major network overhaul in late 2025 that brought full EVM compatibility to VeChain. This means developers can now copy-paste apps from Ethereum onto VeChain without rewriting code, which is expected to significantly increase the amount of VTHO burned daily.
Why does VeChain burn 100% of transaction fees?
By burning 100% of the VTHO used in transactions, the network creates deflationary pressure. As more companies use VeChain to track products or carbon footprints, more VTHO is destroyed. If the burn rate ever exceeds the generation rate, VTHO becomes a deflationary asset.
Can the price of VTHO be adjusted?
The VeChain Foundation has the authority to adjust two variables: the amount of VTHO required for a transaction and the rate at which VTHO is generated. This ensures that even if the price of the VTHO token goes up, the actual cost for a business to scan a product stays stable and affordable.
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