Question 1

What is VERT?

Accepted Answer

VERT is the native crypto asset issued by the Vertus ecosystem on the TON blockchain, serving as the core asset that connects users with Vertus products and services. It is an ecosystem token; official pages do not describe it as company equity or a claim on operating revenue.

Question 2

Can new VERT still be obtained through the game?

Accepted Answer

New VERT can no longer be generated through Vertus's tap-to-earn game. In the first phase, VERT was distributed to early participants through a Telegram T2E game, but the official mining phase has been permanently closed, so game activity no longer increases the token supply or users' balances. This does not mean community allocation has ended: tokens allocated to users in the first phase but not claimed return to the “Airdrop & Community Rewards” allocation for use in subsequent community programs; whether an allocation is received thereafter depends on the relevant program, rather than continued mining in the old game.

Question 3

How do VERT's supply allocation and first-phase distribution correspond?

Accepted Answer

VERT has a total allocation of 1.2 billion tokens: 660 million (55%) for airdrops, 144 million (12%) for liquidity, 144 million (12%) for marketing (including KOLs), 132 million (11%) for the team, and 120 million (10%) for partners. These are use allocations, not amounts tradable at the same point in time. Official disclosures further state that, as of the point in time described on that page, approximately 248 million tokens had been distributed through airdrops and exchange activities, another 117 million tokens were pending distribution under the unlocking schedule for first-phase players, and approximately 300 million tokens would remain available for future distribution after that process was completed. If the 117 million pending-unlock tokens are not claimed, they also return to the airdrop allocation. Therefore, total allocation, distributed amount, pending-unlock amount, and amount available for future distribution are different measures.

Question 4

What can VERT currently and potentially be used for?

Accepted Answer

The official materials list payments and fees, ecosystem access, incentives, and rewards as uses for VERT in Vertus applications under development; governance is explicitly labeled “planned.” Therefore, these descriptions indicate the project's planned functional direction and cannot establish that every product function or governance right is already available.

Question 5

How do the exit and reward conditions differ among VERT staking pools?

Accepted Answer

Vertus's staking page sets each pool period at 90 days and lists three different liquidity and reward conditions. The flexible pool shows 15% APR, allows staking or redemption at any time, and accrues rewards during staking that can be claimed at any time; if rewards are not claimed or compounded after 90 days, they stop accruing. The fixed pool shows 28% APR with a fixed 90-day term; early exit returns principal only and provides no rewards, while rewards are distributed only at maturity. The locked pool shows 120% APR; funds cannot be withdrawn early during the full 90 days, and principal and rewards unlock at maturity. The core difference among the three is not the APR figure itself, but withdrawal rights and reward eligibility: stricter lock-up conditions correspond to the higher annualized figures listed on the page. All staking rewards must be claimed manually on the account page; APR is an annualized measure, while an individual pool term is 90 days, so the displayed percentage cannot be directly treated as the actual return for a single 90-day period.

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