1 · VET staked
QuietStaked VET nearly doubled since Dec 2025; last 90 days grew slowly
Data
| Date | VET staked |
|---|---|
| Jul 31 2026 | 14.1 B VET |
| Aug 31 2026 | 14.1 B VET |
| Sep 30 2026 | 14.3 B VET |
| Oct 10 2026 | 14.4 B VET |
No single dated event in the next 90 days.
Every VET already exists. None added, none burned.
VET runs VeChain: 85.99B coins circulate, all unlocked. Rewards and gas use a second token, VTHO, so VET never grows.
Sell pressure. No new VET in 90 days: nothing is minted or vests, and 727.58M stolen in 2019 stayed frozen in place.
Buy pressure. Nothing leaves either: fees burn VTHO, not VET, and no one buys VET back. Staking grew by 427.24M, still circulating.
Net. Net change: 0.00%, and the same next 90 days.
VeChain created all 86,712,634,466 VET in its first block in 2018. We read the node code line by line: VET only ever moves from one wallet to another, and validators and stakers are paid in VTHO, the gas token, not in VET. The Interstellar upgrade on Sep 16 2026 changed the smart-contract engine and left VET untouched. No new VET was made in these 90 days.
There is no vesting calendar. The 2017 sale, team and foundation shares were handed out long ago, unlock trackers carry no VET schedule, and circulating supply equals total supply at 85.99B VET — no locked pile is left to open.
The VeChain Foundation is the one team holder. It publishes no wallets; its last report (end of Jun 2025) put the whole treasury — stablecoins, BTC, ETH and VET together — at $167.2M. Its VET already counts as circulating, so a sale would not add new coins. One unnamed wallet grew from 114.82M to 3.36B VET this window; it sits inside the float too.
About 727.58M VET taken in a 2019 theft sit frozen in 469 accounts that the network refuses to process. We read all 469 at both ends of the window: not one coin moved. Only a hard fork could free them, and none is proposed.
No contract or treasury buys VET back. The Foundation's old buyback wallet from 2019 held 0 VET at both ends of the window.
Every fee on VeChain is paid in VTHO and that VTHO is destroyed. VET itself is never burned: the zero address held 249,020 VET and the dead address 2,014 VET at both ends of the window.
No announcement, report or on-chain flow this window shows the Foundation or any treasury buying VET.
Staking keeps growing: the staking contract held 14.85B VET at the end of the window, 427.24M more than 90 days earlier. Staked VET still counts as circulating and can be withdrawn, so it takes nothing out of the float.
Two sides: how much people want VET right now, and how much buying could come later.
This part is based on social media. It shows how hot VET is right now. A better rank means more people are talking about it.
Today, people are talking about VET for one reason:
VET fell from about $0.0088 on Oct 5 2026 to about $0.0077 on Oct 9 2026, a drop of about 13% in 7 days. The biggest fall came on Oct 8 2026, when the whole market sold off. People ask where buyers will step in, since there was no news from VeChain itself.
Checked Oct 9 2026
Supply and demand point to a positive long-run signal for VeChain (Oct 14 2026, score 7/10). VeChain adds 0.00% new supply in 90 days, and demand reads modest (2.5/5). VeChain's price drivers: 2 ▲ price up, 0 ▼ price down.
Yes, and it scores 7/10 on Oct 10 2026. Interstellar went live on Sep 16 2026, and staked VET has nearly doubled since Dec 2025, though it grew slowly in the last 90 days. New supply is flat, 0.00% in 90 days. Supply and demand still read positive for VeChain in the long run.
VeChain does on supply and demand: 7/10 against Hedera's 4.5/10 on Oct 10 2026. VeChain adds 0.00% new supply over the next year, while Hedera adds +2.71%. Demand is close, 2.5/5 vs 2/5. Hedera is about 6 times bigger, $4.59B vs $0.75B. By supply and demand, VeChain's long-run signal is positive today.
VeChain trades near 0.875 cents (Oct 14 2026). $1 a coin means a $86B market cap, 114 times today's $752M. VeChain's supply barely changes in the next year (0.00%), so the whole move would have to come from demand. Supply and demand still read positive for VeChain in the long run.
We would read VeChain differently if new supply jumps (today 0.00% in 90 days), or demand falls from modest. Until then VeChain's signal stays positive. Mark this date for VeChain: No date yet — Next: Ethereum tx match.
VeChain scores 7/10 on our framework (Oct 14 2026): supply 4.5/5 (flat), demand 2.5/5. Over the next year VeChain's supply changes 0.00%. The long-run signal is positive.
Supply and demand favor VeChain most when little new supply is coming, demand is strong and the price drivers point up. Right now VeChain has 0.00% new supply in 90 days (flat), demand modest (2.5/5), drivers 2 ▲ / 0 ▼.
VeChain's price drivers today: 2 pointing up, 0 pointing down, out of 2. ▲ VET staked: Staked VET nearly doubled since Dec 2025; last 90 days grew slowly ▲ Network upgrades: Interstellar went live Sep 16 2026; the next step has no date
VeChain: positive signal, 7/10 · Bitcoin: positive signal, 8.5/10 (Oct 14 2026). By supply and demand, VeChain reads weaker than Bitcoin today.
Every answer here applies basic economic theory — the law of supply and demand — to this coin's data. It is not financial advice. How we read every coin →
We look at two things, half each: supply and demand. Fewer new coins mean less selling pressure. A meme coin scores 1.5 at most on supply: its team got its coins for free, so no new supply does not make it safe. We also show each coin's age, with a warning when it is younger than 1 year. Demand looks at how much people want the coin now and how much buying could come later. Price Drivers (Beta) are the 2 or 3 things that can move one coin's price that supply and demand miss; they have no score. VET supply is not growing (0.00% in the next 90 days), so it shows in green. Zero or falling supply is always green, any growth is red.
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