Regarding Vaulta, everyone's main concern is—does this project still have a chance to turn around?

Let's first look at the positive side. Vaulta is actively pushing forward with its Web3 banking OS transformation, which is indeed making waves. The main highlight is the Omnitrove financial management platform, which is expected to go live in early 2026. This platform plans to integrate 25+ public blockchains, major CEXs, and traditional bank accounts, supporting multi-signature operations and AI asset optimization. It sounds like they want to use $A tokens for more practical applications. Meanwhile, ecosystem expansion is also underway—RWA tokenization (including real estate and commodities), cross-chain Bitcoin transfers are all in the plan, and they are collaborating with Ceffu on retail wealth management. On the technical side, the mainnet has migrated to an EVM-compatible, eco-friendly environment, with TPS reaching around 10,000 and fast block times, which still offers advantages in high-frequency financial scenarios. More importantly, RWA and Web3 banking are hot topics in this cycle; even traditional institutions like State Street are starting to get involved in custody, and Vaulta’s compliance positioning indeed has a chance to ride this wave.

But there are also many practical issues. First is trust—past controversies like Block.one’s funding disputes, supernode monopolies, and underperforming features have left scars in the community and institutions’ minds. Rebuilding that trust is extremely costly. Second, competitors are formidable—Ripple, Celo, and Algorand are active in the Web3 banking space, while Ethereum and Solana ecosystems are more mature in the RWA track. Vaulta must have real differentiation to break through. Additionally, global regulations on crypto banking and asset tokenization are tightening, increasing compliance costs and business adjustment risks. The most painful part is that if key products like Omnitrove are delayed or underperform, it could trigger selling pressure. Currently, the token price is highly volatile, having fallen over 97% from its all-time high.

In short, Vaulta’s future depends heavily on execution. If Omnitrove launches smoothly, institutions start adopting it, RWA generates real cash flow, and governance reforms rebuild trust, there’s definitely a chance for a phased rebound. Conversely, if the transformation stalls, compliance cools off, or competition outperforms, the project may continue to be marginalized. In the short term, focus on event-driven factors (mainly product launches and partnerships), and in the long term, on ecosystem development and regulatory attitudes. To follow this project, key points are monitoring Omnitrove’s progress, the real actions of partners, regulatory developments across regions, and active on-chain data.