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Price of Viction (VIC) Today in USD
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Viction (VIC) Price History
7 Days
+8.57%
- Low
- $0.002701
- High
- $0.004100
30 Days
-22.86%
- Low
- $0.002466
- High
- $0.004600
90 Days
-90.19%
- Low
- $0.002466
- High
- $0.034150
1 Year
-97.40%
- Low
- $0.002466
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- $0.150700
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- Last Week
- 30
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- Last Month
- 71
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The Fear & Greed Index is currently 28/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: -22, from last week: -2, and from last month: -43. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.
About Viction (VIC)
Viction, formerly TomoChain, is a people-centric layer-1 blockchain, offering zero-gas transactions and enhanced security to make Web3 easy and safe for everyone.
Designed with a focus on user experience, Viction prioritizes zero-gas transactions, speed, security, and scalability to contribute to the creation of a more secure and open world.
With a network of 150 masternodes utilizing Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus, Viction touts its scalability and stability. It employs advanced techniques like double validation, smart contract staking, and proper randomization to enhance security and chain finality. Viction supports all EVM-compatible smart contracts, protocols, and atomic cross-chain token transfers.
Use Cases and Features
VIC is the native token of the Viction layer-1 blockchain. The network uses proof-of-stake voting consensus, with 150 masternodes participating in block production and validation; VIC holders can vote for masternode candidates through the on-chain governance app. Viction is compatible with EVM smart contracts and can be used for decentralized applications, token issuance, and cross-chain asset transfers. VRC25 is its token standard, allowing transaction fees for token operations to be paid by the token itself or a sponsor, reducing the need for users to separately hold the native coin to pay fees.
Supply and Issuance Mechanism
VIC contributes to network security and reward distribution through masternodes and a vote-staking mechanism. To become a masternode candidate, 50,000 VIC must be deposited in the on-chain governance app; in each cycle, the 150 candidates with the most votes can become masternodes. Masternode rewards are related to their number of signatures, and VIC voted for elected masternodes can enter the staking program to receive block rewards and fees; there is a 48-hour lock period after a vote is revoked.
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Why Is VIC So Volatile? Analyzing Viction Delisting Pressure, Network Upgrades, and the Outlook for a ReboundAfter a sharp decline on high trading volume, VIC has rebounded quickly, signaling heightened market volatility. This article analyzes the delisting pressure on Viction, the impact of network upgrades, Retrodrop incentives, and the potential trajectory of its price going forward.2026-08-06
Vic Token Price PredictionAccording to mainstream market forecasts, the VIC price may fluctuate between $0.5 and $1 in 2025. If the ecosystem develops well and the overall market recovers, it is not impossible to challenge the $1 mark.2026-04-01
Frequently Asked Questions About Viction (VIC)
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