2026-01-06 10:04:42

A major exchange official announced that VeChain's native token VET officially went live for trading on January 2, 2026. Users can now trade VET/USD and VET/EUR, two mainstream trading pairs.

As the core asset of the VeChainThor public blockchain, VET has been increasingly applied in real-world scenarios in recent years. VeChain's uniqueness lies in its deep integration of blockchain technology with everyday life scenarios, focusing on tracking the real-world impact of various behaviors. Through the innovative mechanism VeBetter, users' proactive behaviors are not only made visible and verifiable but can also directly generate economic incentives.

This launch means that more mainstream users and institutional investors will have convenient channels to trade VET. For traders who continuously follow Web3 applications, VeChain's exploration in supply chain traceability and enterprise-level applications is worth ongoing attention.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-09 09:33

ngl, vet listing on a tier-1 exchange is fine and all, but let's talk about the actual wallet clustering before we celebrate lol... supply chain tracking sounds neat in theory, been hearing that pitch since 2018 though

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-07 10:55

VET is online? Finally waited for it, now just waiting for institutional big players to buy the dip --- VeBetter's logic sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another concept hype, with actual implementation still far away --- Supply chain traceability indeed has potential, but honestly, projects with large-scale commercial use are scarce --- Another "real-world application," everyone who understands knows, let's see how long it can support before making any judgments --- Institutional entry might mean a price rally, retail investors might get cut again? --- VET/EUR pairing is interesting, is the European market paying attention to VeChain? --- Sounds good, but ultimately it depends on technological implementation and market acceptance, otherwise more trading pairs are pointless --- Real-world applications, economic incentives, VeBetter... I've heard these words too many times, if not for watching holdings, I might believe it --- Just want to know if the price will move after this launch, everything else is just empty talk

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-06 10:33

VET finally arrives; the supply chain sector indeed has potential. --- VEBetter mechanism feels more like a gimmick than a real incentive? It really needs to motivate users. --- Wait, can this really be implemented, or is it just another concept coin hype? --- The launch by major players will definitely bring liquidity; there may be short-term fluctuations. --- Enterprise-level applications have always been VET's selling point, but how widely adopted they are is hard to say. --- VET supply chain traceability has been talked about for years; what's the current status, and who is actually using it? --- This thing now supports USD and EUR, truly aiming to attract institutional investors. --- Behavior tracking combined with token incentives sounds good in theory, but the practical implementation is quite challenging. --- They've launched again; is this really different this time? --- Vechain's story remains the same; let's see how long it can be told.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-06 10:25

Here are five comments with different styles: 1. VET has finally been listed on a major exchange, no more messing around with small exchanges. 2. Supply chain traceability has been talked about a hundred times, has it really been implemented? 3. VeBetter's logic is quite interesting, much more reliable than just speculating on coins. 4. Another Web3 application story, waiting to be proven wrong. 5. Mainstream trading pairs are in place, institutional funds should be coming now.

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BoredStaker

· 01-06 10:23

VET's recent launch is truly well thought out. Compared to those purely hype-driven projects, supply chain traceability definitely has real demand. The VeBetter mechanism is interesting—can user behavior directly convert into money? It sounds like playing a game, but how it will actually be implemented remains to be seen. What does mainstream exchange acceptance mean? Someone has to take the risk... Will institutional investors drive up the price? That's what I care about. Honestly, VeChain has been a bit quiet these past few years. Can this launch turn things around? Let's wait and see. The VET/EUR trading pair seems to have little activity. Why add it at all... Real-world application sounds great, but how many projects have actually achieved large-scale implementation? Still a bit skeptical. Last time VET was launched, there was a lot of hype too. What’s the current situation... That’s how the blockchain circle operates—one hype cycle after another. I believe in supply chain traceability, but do we really need tokens for that? Or do tokens only help project teams make money? The number of funding rounds feels excessive. How much of VET’s valuation is just hype? It’s hard to tell at the moment. Web3 applications have been talked about for years. VeChain is probably a pioneer, but why hasn’t the hype picked up?

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