Гаманець для VeThor

What is VeThor (VTHO)?

VeChainThor splits the job that most chains give to a single coin. VET is the network's main asset and staking collateral; VTHO is what actually gets spent to do anything - transfers, contract calls, every on-chain operation carries a base fee denominated in VTHO, and that fee portion is burned. Keeping the two apart means the cost of using the network can be tuned without being dragged around by what VET does on the market.

For a holder this has one very practical consequence: VET cannot be moved without VTHO. You need a VTHO balance before you can send anything at all, VET included, and that balance goes down every time the wallet signs something. VTHO is a native asset of VeChainThor, it has no fixed maximum supply, and the amount in circulation moves in both directions as fees burn it and new issuance creates it. New VTHO now reaches those who stake VET and take part in securing the network, rather than accruing to any address that simply holds VET.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): VeChain. Both assets appear in the same wallet and there is nothing to configure for the VTHO figure to change - the app reads whatever the network reports, so the balance that funds your next transaction is simply current each time you open it. A fee token whose amount is always moving is easier to live with when the wallet is only ever reporting, never bookkeeping.