About Vaulta
Vaulta is a Layer 1 blockchain built to work as a Web3 banking and financial operating system, providing infrastructure for decentralized financial services, tokenized real-world assets, and banking-style applications. The project comes from the EOS network, which was founded by Block.one, led by Dan Larimen and Brendan Blumer, and launched in 2018. Vaulta is a 2025 rebrand and evolution of that existing chain, not a new project built from scratch. The token swap from EOS to the native Vaulta token (ticker A) opened on May 14, 2025, at a one-to-one conversion ratio. Vaulta uses a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model inherited from EOS, with block producers selected through staking and governance and token-based access to network resources including CPU, bandwidth, and RAM. The native token A is used for transaction fees, staking and validator participation, on-chain governance, and resource access, as well as liquidity and pairing within the network's DeFi and tokenized-asset layers. Vaulta has a fixed maximum supply of 2.1 billion A tokens, follows a four-year halving cycle for emissions, and has a circulating supply of approximately 1.66 billion tokens.
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