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Vaulta

Vaulta

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Mcap$134M
$0.08019.17%

A Metrics

Spot Volume (24H)

$5.49M+87.22%

Marketcap

$134M

FDV

$168M

Mindshare

Very Low

Circ. Supply

1.7B

Max Supply

2.1B

Mcap/FDV

79.83%

Total Supply

2.1B

Sector Ranking

#65

Futures Volume

$13.93M

Open Interest

$6.16M

Volatility (30D)

109.72%

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A Performance

1Y Price Performance -71.51%
All Time High
$2.00-95.99%
Nov 29, 2022
Cycle Low
$0.0579+38.39%
Jun 25, 2026
First Trade
Nov 09, 2022 onGOPAX

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A Metrics

Spot Volume (24H)

$5.49M+87.22%

Marketcap

$134M

Mindshare

Very Low

Circ Supply

1.7B

FDV

$168M

Max Supply

2.1B

Mcap/FDV

79.83%

Total Supply

2.1B

Futures Vol

$13.93M

Open Interest

$6.16M

Funding Rate

-

Volatility (30D)

109.72%

A Performance

1Y Price Performance -71.51%
All Time High
$2.00-95.99%
Nov 29, 2022
Cycle Low
$0.0579+38.39%
Jun 25, 2026
First Trade
Nov 09, 2022 onGOPAX

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Last Updated: Oct-29-2026 11:40 UTC

Vaulta (formerly EOS) Project Update

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Over the past week, Vaulta's native token (now trading under the symbol A) has come under significant selling pressure, falling nearly 10% over a three-day stretch amid a broader crypto market sell-off that also saw Bitcoin decline roughly 5% from the $116,100 resistance level 1. This weakness extends a longer-term downtrend that has persisted despite the project's March 2025 rebranding and May token swap, with technical indicators continuing to flash bearish momentum 1. Traders are now watching the $0.258 support level closely, with Fibonacci-based downside targets at $0.219 and $0.155 should that floor fail 1. Sentiment has turned defensive, as more accounts are holding short positions and the long/short ratio has stayed below 1 for the past ten days, while rising open interest during the recent dip from $0.29 to $0.2745 points to growing short-selling pressure 1. The $0.30 level remains a key resistance barrier that the token has struggled to reclaim 1. If the $0.258 support holds, it could stabilize the near-term picture, but a break below would likely reinforce the bearish technical setup and extend the downside risk 1.

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Omnitrove Institutional Treasury Platform Launch (mid-October 2025). The Vaulta Foundation introduced Omnitrove, a treasury management platform built for institutions handling both digital and fiat assets, consolidating reconciliation, liquidity monitoring, and policy oversight into a single system 2. The platform is built on Vaulta's Web3 BankingOS architecture and integrates data from banks, exchanges, wallets, and custodians through five components—Nexus, Glass, Guard, Flow, and AI—with the native A token used for platform rebates, fee adjustments, and participation programs 2. A public release is scheduled for early 2026, with pilot testing already underway among selected institutional partners, positioning Vaulta deeper into the institutional digital-asset treasury market 2.
Omnitrove Roadmap Published (October 15, 2025). Alongside the platform, the Vaulta Foundation outlined a four-phase Omnitrove roadmap, with the 1.0 release activating the Nexus, Glass, Guard, and Flow components to bring "clarity and control to modern treasury operations" 3. Subsequent releases expand on the Guard, Flow, and AI components, with the 3.0 phase introducing "AI foresight, capital efficiency, and autonomous reporting," and the final 4.0 phase unifying the AI, Guard, Flow, and Nexus components 3. This roadmap signals a multi-year product vision that could differentiate Vaulta's institutional offering as it matures 3.
EVM Node v2.0.0 Release (October 1, 2025). Vaulta released EVM Node v2.0.0, which builds on its Gas Fee Algorithm architecture with a new v3 dual-component gas fee model that separates costs into Computational Gas (CPU usage) and Storage Gas (RAM usage) 4. The release also introduces a gas discount and refund mechanism to prevent overcharging, plus safer pricing adjustments that let the network respond to RAM price volatility without breaking deployed applications 4. These improvements matter for developers building on Vaulta, as they enhance fee fairness and updateability—key factors for attracting and retaining Ethereum-compatible applications 4.

Biggest Stories of 2025

  • Omnitrove Roadmap introduced: The Vaulta Foundation published a four-phase roadmap for its Omnitrove treasury platform, detailing releases that progressively expand AI, Guard, Flow, Glass, and Nexus components toward unified institutional treasury operations (October 15, 2025) 3.
  • Omnitrove platform announced: Vaulta introduced Omnitrove, an institutional digital-asset treasury management platform built on its Web3 BankingOS architecture, with a public release targeted for early 2026 and pilot testing already underway (October 14, 2025) 2.
  • EVM Node v2.0.0 released: Vaulta shipped a new EVM node featuring a dual-component gas fee model and improved handling of RAM price volatility, enhancing fee fairness and developer experience on its Ethereum-compatible stack (October 1, 2025) 4.
  • EOS to A token swap portal goes live: The Vaulta team announced that the EOS-to-A token swap portal was live, completing the transition of the network's native token to the new "A" symbol (May 14, 2025) 56.
  • Token swap scheduled: The Vaulta Foundation announced the EOS-to-A token swap would open on May 14, 2025, at which point the existing EOS mainnet would be renamed Vaulta mainnet (May 7, 2025) 7.
  • EOS-to-A swap mechanics detailed: A block producer MSIG defining "A" as the network's native token symbol was proposed, with EOS exchangeable for A at a 1:1 ratio, no swap deadline, unchanged tokenomics, and bi-directional swaps supported for the first four months (May 7, 2025) 8.
  • Ultra x Vaulta partnership: Ultra and Vaulta announced a strategic partnership making Ultra Vaulta's "official gaming arm," with the teams co-developing infrastructure for players to own, trade, and monetize digital assets, and exchanging access to each other's frameworks and tooling (April 29, 2025) 9.
  • Rebranding momentum and staking yields: EOS rallied over 20% on the back of its Vaulta rebranding, high staking yields (~17%, supported by a 250 million token reward pool), and bullish derivatives activity, with futures open interest rising to $170 million from $90 million (April 2, 2025) 10.
  • Rebranding announcement and market reaction: EOS Network announced its rebrand to Vaulta and its strategic shift to Web3 banking, sparking a 25–30% token surge as investors reacted positively to the repositioning (March 18–20, 2025) 11121314.
  • Vaulta's four pillars and Banking Advisory Council: The rebrand introduced four core financial pillars—Wealth Management, Consumer Payments, Portfolio Investment, and Insurance—alongside a Banking Advisory Council featuring leaders from Systemic Trust, Tetra Trust, and ATB Financial to bridge traditional finance and DeFi (March 18, 2025) 151617.
  • Technical framework and Bitcoin integration: Vaulta's technical stack was detailed as leveraging C++ WASM smart contracts alongside EVM-compatible Solidity, direct Bitcoin integration via exSat, an on-chain RAM database, and cross-chain interoperability via Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) (March 18, 2025) 17.

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