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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
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| 0.01% | 0.27% | 11.22% | 15.58% | 9.41% | 22.01% |
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Top Holders
| Address | Token | Quantity | Percentage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x8476...3ae1 |   EOS | 9,980,900 | 0.48% | $809.67K |
| 0xa713...559f | EOS | 3,636,281.66 | 0.17% | $294.98K |
| 0x7867...bb27 | EOS | 1,621,781.89 | 0.08% | $131.56K |
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| # | Exchange | Pair | Price | Volume (24h) | volume % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EOS/USD | $0.7202 | $42,607 | 1001.78% | |
| 2 | EOS/MUSDT | $0.6465 | $0 | 0.01% |
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About Vaulta
Vaulta is the Layer1 rebranded from EOS, using DPoS consensus with one-second deterministic finality from the 2024 Savanna upgrade, where Savanna compresses block confirmation to one second via BLS signature aggregation and 21 block producers order transactions, swapping EOS into A at 1:1 with a fixed 2.1 billion supply and positioning itself as Web3 banking. Its custody architecture pairs user assets with banking products such as USD1 stablecoin backed yield and payments, and the Omnitrove treasury platform connects 25-plus blockchains and exchanges like Coinbase and Binance, where staking A unlocks fee rebates while the network staking program distributes 85,600 A daily with a 21-day lockup.
In October 2026 Vaulta launched the institutional treasury platform Omnitrove, yet its trade-off is that the banking story remains short of delivery, with stalled brand-IP transfer and a persistently low A price leaving it without first-mover edge against regulated stablecoin banks.
Vaulta, formerly EOS, raised about $4.1 billion in a year-long ICO in 2017-18 and launched mainnet in June 2018; its DPoS design and zero fees were billed as an Ethereum killer, but applications never arrived.
In 2019 the SEC settled with Block.one for $24 million; the community then took the network over from Block.one, and a 2024 Savanna upgrade delivered one-second deterministic finality.
In March 2025 EOS announced the Vaulta rebrand, opening a one-to-one EOS-to-A swap in May, pivoting to Web3 banking and capping supply at 2.1 billion tokens.
In July 2025 World Liberty Financial bought $6 million of A and formed a partnership, integrating USD1 into Vaulta's banking products and adding A to WLFI's Macro Strategy reserve.
A hit an all-time low in January 2026 and fell to about $0.057 in June; in May the transfer of brand IP stalled over the former CEO's personal circumstances, and 15 of 21 block producers backed a new Vaulta Stewardship Trust.
In June CEO Yves La Rose resigned and triggered an on-chain election; in October Vaulta launched the Omnitrove treasury platform with about $42.5 million in TVL, leaving the banking story still short of delivery.
After the EOS rebrand to Vaulta, tokens swap 1:1 into A; the official swap portal remains open with no deadline, but the two-way swap window has closed (as of September 30, 2026).
On October 14, 2026, Vaulta launched Omnitrove, an institutional treasury platform connecting 25+ blockchains and exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance, where staking A unlocks fee rebates. The network staking program distributes 85,600 A daily with a 21-day lockup at roughly 7.8% APR; total supply is fixed at 2.1 billion A, with about 69.47 million A estimated for release over the next 12 months.
On September 30, 2026 the team published its EOS-to-A migration guide: the 1:1 swap stays open indefinitely with no deadline, while swapping back has been permanently closed, and users were warned about migration-themed phishing. Publicly disclosed institutional deals and on-chain metrics were limited in 2026, with updates focused on the migration and on completing BankingOS modules.
Vaulta's official plan makes 2026 the year for institutional pilots and RWA tokenization platform rollout, 2027 the year for stablecoin integration, compliance toolkits and banking applications, and 2028 the year for layer-2 scaling and multi-chain interoperability. The newly launched Omnitrove targets institutions managing both fiat and digital assets, connecting banks, exchanges and on-chain systems into one interface with real-time visibility and automated policy controls; of the four product lines, wealth management relies on exSat's bitcoin yield and Ceffu custody, payments run on VirgoPay's stablecoin settlement and bitcoin-backed credit, and the other two are Spirit Blockchain's tokenized investment products and Blockchain Insurance's custody and contract coverage.
Yves La Rose is founder and chief executive and has departed. A Canadian crypto advocate who led the EOS Network Foundation, he drove the 2025 rebrand from EOS to Vaulta, notified the network's 21 block producers on October 29 of his intention to step down, and announced his resignation on November 12.
Dan Larimer is EOS co-founder and has departed. An American programmer who created Steem and BitShares, he co-founded EOS in 2017 as Block.one chief technology officer and left in January 2021.
Brendan Blumer is Block.one co-founder and chief executive, a serial entrepreneur who participated in founding EOS in 2017 and now leads the organisation behind Bullish and related ventures.
Aaron Cox is founder of Greymass and a veteran EOS ecosystem developer. He was pushed forward in November 2025 to succeed Yves as Vaulta Foundation lead, steering the core development budget proposal and handling technical coordination and external communication.