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- ChainBroker has ranked Vechain among the top networks based on the growth activity that they have witnessed.
- IOTA and Tezos are right behind Vechain, with an activity growth of 1780% and 733% respectively.
According to insights from ChainBroker, a platform tracking crypto development and investment trends, a list has emerged showing which blockchain networks are gaining developer traction. Leading the pack is ZetaChain, an omnichain smart contract platform, showing an eye-popping 2,850% growth in developer activity.
Hot on its heels is 0x Protocol, the DeFi infrastructure powering many decentralized exchanges (DEXs), with a 2,600% increase.
But perhaps the most interesting entry is VeChain, now ranked third, with a 2,400% surge in development activity. Commenting on the network’s performance, the Vechain team said,” Summer or winter, we build relentlessly. Mass adoption is the objective; VeChainThor is the protocol.”
VeChain’s growing footprint in the DeFi space is supported by some key on-chain stats. Its Total Value Locked (TVL) currently sits at $1.38 million, though it dipped by about 8% in the last 24 hours. Its stablecoin market cap stands at $287,368, and its 24-hour DEX trading volume clocks in at $149,431.
As for VET, VeChain’s native token, it’s currently trading at around $0.0204, up 4.46% on the day and modestly 0.34% for the week. The project holds a market cap of $2.07 billion, and while still far from its all-time high of $0.27, analysts at CoinCodex suggest it could rise to $0.031 in the near future, a small but steady climb back.
One analyst, known as Brain2Jene, put it this way:
VET looks poised to stabilize around current levels, potentially forming a solid bottom here. If this holds, I expect the journey to resume toward $0.04 and $0.05 in the next few weeks or months. There’s still plenty of upside ahead. Patience pays in crypto cycles.
It’s a reminder that while the charts may move daily, the real signals often come from under the hood, like developer commitment and growing use cases.
Vechain’s Growth
VeChain is quietly becoming one of the most interesting players in crypto right now, and a big part of that story is VeWorld, its official non-custodial wallet. Launched in 2023, VeWorld has already racked up over 4.25 million downloads globally. Why? Because it just works, it’s intuitive, feature-rich, and built on the reliable Layer-1 VeChainThor network.
It supports everything you’d expect: NFTs, ERC-20-style tokens, and one of its best features, gas fee abstraction, which helps users avoid the headaches of traditional crypto transactions. It eliminates the worry about complicated fees every time you move assets around.
Thanks to its partnership with Wanchain, VeWorld now supports cross-chain transfers with over 40 major blockchains. As CNF explained, this includes Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and BNB Chain. That kind of interoperability is key to building the open, interconnected crypto future we’ve all been waiting for.
VeChain is also laying the groundwork on the institutional front. Collaborations with financial powerhouses like Franklin Templeton, BitGo, and Keyrock hint at where things might be going next.
The ETF buzz is growing louder, especially after the SEC greenlit spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2024. Since then, we’ve seen filings for Cardano, Solana, and XRP ETFs, and with VeChain’s momentum, it wouldn’t be surprising if a VET ETF is next in line.
