The post VeChain’s VTHO Transition: Dynamic Tokenomics Under Hayabusa Upgrade appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Iris Coleman Nov 14, 2025 10:42 VeChain’s Hayabusa Upgrade introduces a dynamic VTHO issuance model, rewarding active participation and enhancing network security. Discover the benefits and transition timeline. VeChain has announced a significant shift in its VTHO tokenomics as part of the Hayabusa Upgrade, according to VeChain Official. The upgrade, which marks phase 2 of the VeChain Renaissance, transitions VTHO generation from a static to a dynamic model, aligning issuance with user participation and the total VET staked across the network. Before and After Hayabusa Prior to the Hayabusa Upgrade, VTHO was generated at a fixed rate of 5 × 10⁻⁹ VTHO per VET per second, translating to approximately 0.000432 VTHO per VET daily. The network’s annual issuance was around 13.7 billion VTHO. Post-upgrade, the issuance becomes dynamic, depending on the total VET staked. For instance, with 2.525 billion VET staked, the network is expected to generate approximately 3.86 billion VTHO annually, while a staking of up to 60 billion VET could result in about 19 billion VTHO per year. Benefits of the New Model The transition to a dynamic issuance model brings several advantages. It rewards active contributors, enhances decentralization, and ensures that VTHO distribution is tied directly to staked VET. This adjustment introduces three key benefits: Fairness: Rewards are based on real participation rather than idle holdings. Security and Resilience: Increased staking supports a healthier validator set, boosting network security. Stakeholder Alignment: The issuance reflects network use and community commitment, aligning value earned with value provided. Transition Timeline The transition to the new model began on November 11, 2025, with a successful move from PoA to DPoS on the testnet. The mainnet activation is set for December 2, 2025. A transition period from December 2 to December 9, 2025, will… The post VeChain’s VTHO Transition: Dynamic Tokenomics Under Hayabusa Upgrade appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Iris Coleman Nov 14, 2025 10:42 VeChain’s Hayabusa Upgrade introduces a dynamic VTHO issuance model, rewarding active participation and enhancing network security. Discover the benefits and transition timeline. VeChain has announced a significant shift in its VTHO tokenomics as part of the Hayabusa Upgrade, according to VeChain Official. The upgrade, which marks phase 2 of the VeChain Renaissance, transitions VTHO generation from a static to a dynamic model, aligning issuance with user participation and the total VET staked across the network. Before and After Hayabusa Prior to the Hayabusa Upgrade, VTHO was generated at a fixed rate of 5 × 10⁻⁹ VTHO per VET per second, translating to approximately 0.000432 VTHO per VET daily. The network’s annual issuance was around 13.7 billion VTHO. Post-upgrade, the issuance becomes dynamic, depending on the total VET staked. For instance, with 2.525 billion VET staked, the network is expected to generate approximately 3.86 billion VTHO annually, while a staking of up to 60 billion VET could result in about 19 billion VTHO per year. Benefits of the New Model The transition to a dynamic issuance model brings several advantages. It rewards active contributors, enhances decentralization, and ensures that VTHO distribution is tied directly to staked VET. This adjustment introduces three key benefits: Fairness: Rewards are based on real participation rather than idle holdings. Security and Resilience: Increased staking supports a healthier validator set, boosting network security. Stakeholder Alignment: The issuance reflects network use and community commitment, aligning value earned with value provided. Transition Timeline The transition to the new model began on November 11, 2025, with a successful move from PoA to DPoS on the testnet. The mainnet activation is set for December 2, 2025. A transition period from December 2 to December 9, 2025, will…