Viction (VIC) USD Price
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Viction (VIC) currently has a price of $0.053 and is up 55.0032% over the last 24 hours. The cryptocurrency is ranked 1363 with a market cap of $6.7M. Over the last 24 hours, it saw $41.8M of trading volume. The token has a circulating supply of 127.5M tokens out of a total supply of 210M tokens.
Viction (VIC), formerly known as TomoChain, is a people-centric Layer 1 blockchain designed to make Web3 accessible and safe for a global audience. Following its strategic rebranding, Viction has transitioned from a high-performance EVM-compatible chain into a specialized infrastructure focused on the "Ownership Economy," prioritizing zero-gas transactions and enhanced security.
The network operates on a Proof-of-Stake Voting (PoSV) consensus mechanism supported by 150 Masternodes, delivering 2-second block times and high transaction throughput. Its flagship innovation, the VRC25 token standard, enables a "Zero-Gas" experience by allowing developers to sponsor transaction fees or allowing users to pay fees using the token being transferred rather than the native VIC asset.
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TomoChain rebranded to Viction (VIC).
ATH: $3.91 (September 6, 2021)
ATL: $0.130 (March 13, 2020)
As of March 10, 2026, VIC trades near $0.047, roughly -98.8% from its All-Time High (ATH) and approximately +11.7% from its recently recorded All-Time Low (ATL).
The network uses an EVM-compatible design with fast finality and a masternode/validator set to increase throughput. EVM compatibility keeps wallets, tooling, and bridges familiar, aiding app portability and chain interoperability. (VIC is the rebranded asset.)
Under the rebrand to Viction, VIC (formerly TOMO) is used for gas, staking/validation, and governance over protocol changes and ecosystem incentives, aligning validators and builders with long-term growth.
Compared with other EVM chains, Viction focuses on low fees, fast confirmation, and lightweight tooling, making it suitable for smaller apps and communities that want speed without abandoning EVM standards. Liquidity and app count remain smaller than leading L2s and alt-L1s.
Validator staking reduces circulating float and can add steady reward emissions to supply. When staking participation is high, tradable supply tightens; when rewards unlock or APY falls, more coins may reach markets, affecting price.
Like many mid-cap assets, holdings are skewed toward top wallets (exchanges, bridges, and whale addresses). Higher concentration can mean larger price impact from a few sellers. You can check the current breakdown on the project’s token page and EVM explorers before trading size.