VeChainVET

The staking coin of VeChainThor, a supply-chain blockchain run by the VeChain Foundation, with VTHO as gas.

Rank #109Since August 2017 (token); VeChainThor mainnet 2018

Price on 31 Oct 2026

C$0.00835 +26.4% since 31 Jul 2026 · 97.6% below its all-time high

The short version

VET is the staking and value coin of VeChainThor, a smart-contract blockchain curated by VeChain Foundation San Marino S.R.L., with VTHO as the gas token. Supply is fixed at 86,712,634,466 VET. The Hayabusa hard fork on 2 Dec 2025 replaced the authority-masternode model with delegated proof of stake, so VTHO is now generated only by staked VET, and the Interstellar fork on 16 Sep 2026 added Ethereum's newest EVM features. On 31 Oct 2026 one VET cost C$0.00835. From 31 Jul 2026 to 31 Oct 2026 its price changed +26.4% in Canadian dollars, and it was 97.6% below its all-time high of C$0.3518 set on 18 Apr 2021.^[1]

Facts checked 2 Nov 2026 · 10 sources · next update about 1 Dec 2026

Price, past year

Past year: high C$0.0243 (11 Nov 2025) · low C$0.00611 (17 Aug 2026) · -63.6%^[1]

Month-end prices (table)

Date	C$	US$
31 Oct 2026	C$0.00834	US$0.00597
30 Sep 2026	C$0.0125	US$0.00876
31 Aug 2026	C$0.00931	US$0.00671
31 Jul 2026	C$0.00660	US$0.00470
30 Jun 2026	C$0.00636	US$0.00448
31 May 2026	C$0.00843	US$0.00611
30 Apr 2026	C$0.00953	US$0.00700
31 Mar 2026	C$0.00930	US$0.00667
28 Feb 2026	C$0.0100	US$0.00735
31 Jan 2026	C$0.0125	US$0.00925
31 Dec 2025	C$0.0149	US$0.0108
30 Nov 2025	C$0.0187	US$0.0134

Daily prices from CoinGecko; C$ converted at the Bank of Canada daily rate. The latest point is live when available. Past prices, not a forecast.

Choose what to see

Key facts

Price, 31 Oct 2026: C$0.00835^[1]
3-month change: +26.4% in C$ (31 Jul 2026 to 31 Oct 2026)^[1]
From its high: 97.6% below its high of C$0.3518 (18 Apr 2021)^[1]
Market rank: #109, market value about C$718.0M^[1]
Kind: Native coin · VeChainThor (its own network)
Started: August 2017 (token); VeChainThor mainnet 2018

Checks: the same 9 questions for every coin

Facts, not a rating

Can an admin key create new coins?NoFixed supply of 86,712,634,466; no mint function^[2]

Can anyone freeze or take coins from holders?NoVET is freely transferable; no freeze or blacklist function is disclosed^[2]

Can the token's contract code be changed?Not applicableRuns on its own blockchain; its rules change only through network upgrades

Is the supply capped?Yes86,712,634,466 VET, fixed^[2]

Any scheduled unlocks in the next 12 months?NoNo vesting schedule; staking rewards are paid in VTHO, not VET^[2]

Does a team or foundation hold over 10% of supply?Not disclosedThe Foundation holds VET contributed as a reserve; amounts are not published^[2]

Do network fees reach coin holders?YesPriority fees go to validators who stake VET; base fees are burned (both in VTHO)^[3]

Main network hacked or halted in the past 2 years?NoNo exploit or halt since Nov 2024; the last incident was the Dec 2019 wallet theft^{[4, 5]}

Is a regulator or court case targeting the coin itself?NoNo regulator or court case found; the MiCA white paper was notified on 19 Nov 2025^[2]

Each answer is a fact with a source, not a score. What each check means.

Who controls it

Run by: VeChain Foundation San Marino S.R.L. (registered 7 Jun 2021, Domagnano, San Marino); CEO Yang Lu, CTO Antonio Senatore^[2]
Consensus: Delegated proof of stake since 2 Dec 2025: validators stake at least 25M VET; delegators join through StarGate NFTs^{[2, 5]}
Foundation VET: Shareholders contributed VET as a reserve when the Foundation was set up; the amount is not published in the MiCA white paper^[2]
Admin key: None: no mint or freeze function; rules change through VeChain Improvement Proposals and hard forks adopted by node operators^{[2, 5]}

Supply

In circulation: 85.99B VET of a 86.71B maximum (99.2%)^[1]
Maximum: 86,712,634,466 VET, fixed; no new VET can be created^[2]
New coins: None; stakers earn VTHO, the gas token, generated in proportion to staked VET (VIP-254)^{[2, 3]}
Rewards: Block rewards split 30% to validators and 70% to delegators by default (VIP-253)^[2]

Use and fees

Main use: Staking for network security and running supply-chain, product-passport and sustainability apps that pay gas in VTHO^{[2, 6]}
Fees: Paid in VTHO; the base fee is burned and the priority fee goes to the block's validator since Galactica (1 Jul 2025)^{[3, 5]}
App fees: DefiLlama tracks only US$1,034 of app fees on VeChain in the past year, from two DEXs^[7]

Trading

Daily trading: About C$14.8M a day on average, 31 Jul 2026 to 31 Oct 2026^[1]
Daily turnover: Typically 1.48% of its market value changes hands each day^[1]
20-week average: 3.1% below its 20-week average price^[1]
1-year change: -64.7% in C$^[1]^[8]

History

Not a forecast

Coins ranked 51-200 at this point in past cycles (12-14 months after a Bitcoin peak), one year later: 4,050 cases, 612 coins

39% were higher a year later^[9]

Typical result: Median -25% after a year; 45% higher after two years
Lost half or more: 38% within a year
Against Bitcoin: 12% did better than Bitcoin over the year

History, not a forecast.

Red flags and things to watch

No red flags found

The Hayabusa hard fork activated at block 23,414,400 on 2 Dec 2025; VET left unstaked no longer generates VTHO.^{[5, 10]}
The Interstellar hard fork (thor v2.5.0) activated at block 25,902,540 on 16 Sep 2026, adding Cancun, Prague and Osaka EVM features.^[5]
A VeChain Foundation buyback wallet lost about US$6.5M of VET to a compromised private key on 14 Dec 2019.^[4]

Checked: admin keys, contract upgrades, unlocks, insider supply, hacks, legal actions and claims against records.

Sources and dates

Facts as of 31 Oct 2026. Prices from CoinGecko in Canadian and US dollars; US$ figures without a C$ price are converted at 1.3976 C$ per US$.