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Vaulta transformed from the original EOS, and was renamed as the "Web3 Banking Operating System" in March 2025, and the new token A replaced the original EOS 1:1. Integrate TradFi and DeFi, focus on financial scenarios, technology continues the EOS foundation and strengthens compliance. Price fluctuations are large and face challenges such as competitors and token design. Its success or failure has become a touchstone for the financial transformation of public chains. Vaulta (formerly EOS) is a typical case of the transformation of old-fashioned public chains. In March 2025, it announced the rename to Vaulta, positioned as the "Web3 banking operating system", aiming to integrate traditional finance and decentralized finance, and build a one-stop financial ecosystem. The new token A replaces the original EOS tokens with 1:1. In terms of the basic background of the project, Vaulta focuses on four major scenarios: wealth management, consumer payment, asset tokenization and insurance, and serves financial institutions and individual users. The operating structure includes an advisory committee composed of traditional financial institutions, as well as key partners such as the custodian Ceffu and the compliance agency Spirit Blockchain; the total token volume is 2.1 billion, which is halved every four years, and 250 million are used as pledge rewards, with an estimated annualized 17%. The development history is ups and downs: ICO raised US$4.1 billion in 2018, with the top ten market value; from 2023 to 2024, due to technology failure to meet expectations and governance chaos, the market value fell from the top 50; in 2025, brand reshaping and token exchange were completed, and Binance and other exchanges were launched. Technically, it continues the EOS base and strengthens financial adaptation: the high-performance underlying layer uses the C++ WASM engine, is compatible with EVM, and confirms transactions in 1 second; realizes BTC native DeFi through exSat, locks 5,400 BTC (about 587 million US dollars); cross-chain interoperability based on the Antelope IBC protocol; obtains a VARA DeFi license, is registered in the United States and Canada, and is embedded with KYC/AML modules. Application scenarios cover: Wealth management combines CeFi and DeFi to provide structured products and 17% APY pledge; consumer payment cooperation VirgoPay supports cross-border settlement and BTC income mortgage lending; invests in tokenized real estate and other RWAs through Spirit Blockchain; and cooperates with Blockchain Insurance Inc to cover related risks. Price fluctuations were significant: after the brand reshaping in March 2025, EOS rose 15% to $0.5756 in a single day; in May A token listing hit a peak of $0.77, up 34% from before the transformation; in June, it fell back to $0.56, down 26% from the high point, with a market value of $889 million. Influencing factors include the sell-off caused by a plunge in Bitcoin, early investors cashed out, and weekly RSI bearish, with $0.59–0.60 as key support. Among competitors, Vaulta's technical performance (confirmed in 1 second) is better than Avalanche but not as good as Solana; RWA's layout is lagging behind MakerDAO, but the BTC staking pool is competitive; compliant licenses have advantages, but not as large-scale effect of Polygon's cooperation with traditional giants. The focus of the controversy is the weakening of the governance power of A token, the exSat overhead of the original chain has caused centralized doubts, and the dislocation of consultants from Canadian local institutions and the globalization vision. Development relies on the implementation of the pilot project of low-cost payment tools in Q3 2025 and the solution of cross-jurisdictional compliance issues. Overall, Vaulta's Web3 banking narrative is forward-looking, and its compliance architecture constitutes differentiated advantages, but token design defects, etc. make it have many resistance to recovery. Investors need to pay attention to support levels and pledge rates in the short term, and to verify RWA adoption rates in the long term, etc. The success or failure will become the key touchstone for the financial transformation of old-fashioned public chains. [Note⚠️, cryptocurrencies are high-risk investments, and you may lose all your principal. If you don’t understand, it is recommended not to participate. This video does not have any investment advice, it is shared only as information] #Vaulta In-depth Analysis# Understand Vaulta #EOS #Web3 #EOS Rebirth#A Coin#Hand-established Public Chain#A Coin Latest News
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