Bubble
Vaulta A
Vaulta (A) was trading at $0.0768, ranked #225 by market cap at $127.82M, with 24h volume of $6.03M.
Data snapshot: 2026-09-02 12:15 UTC.
Vaulta is the 2025 rebrand of EOS, one of the largest ICOs ever at $4.1 billion, repositioning the network toward banking and financial services rather than general-purpose applications. The ticker changed from EOS to A, and the project has spent years distancing itself from Block.one, the original developer that raised the funds and then largely stepped away. Vaulta is the rebranded continuation of EOS, repositioned around banking-style services — savings, payments, custody and tokenised assets — rather than the general-purpose contract platform the original network was launched as. The underlying chain retains fast block times and a fee model where resources are staked rather than paid per transaction. The history matters for reading the chart: this is a long-established token with a large holder base from an earlier era, now under a different strategy, so its price history spans two quite different projects.
What is Vaulta's relationship to EOS?
Vaulta is the rebranded continuation of the EOS network and token, repositioned around financial services rather than as a general smart-contract platform.
How does the fee model work?
Network resources are obtained by staking rather than paid per transaction, so active users can transact without a per-action fee once resources are staked.
Why does the price history look like two different assets?
Because it effectively covers two strategies — the original platform era and the later financial-services repositioning — under one continuous token.
What is the token used for?
It secures network resources through staking, is used in governance, and is the base asset for applications on the chain.
Market cap decides how big a bubble is drawn, so rank is what places A on the map relative to the rest of its sector.
| Rank | Coin | Market cap |
|---|---|---|
| #213 | eCash (XEC) | $136.44M |
| #220 | MultiversX (EGLD) | $130.62M |
| #225 | Vaulta (A) | $127.82M |
| #253 | Sonic (S) | $105.22M |
| #287 | Mina Protocol (MINA) | $90.57M |