$0.000682
€0.000594 at the exchange rate of September 16, 2026, 19:00
ATH (all-time high)
$0.04671227
% from its ATH
-98.54 %
% price change, 24 hours
-9.02 %
% price change, 1 hour
-0.14 %
Market data updated on September 16, 2026, 19:07 (UTC).
The current price of VeThor is $0.000682 USD. At the exchange rate of September 16, 2026, that comes to €0.000594. Its all-time high (ATH) was $0.04671227. It is now trading 98.54% below that high. Over the last 24 hours its price has moved -9.02%.
The market capitalisation of VeThor is $70,343,064 USD, which reflects the total value of every coin in circulation.
What if VeThor had Bitcoin's market cap? Work out what each VTHO would be worth with the market cap calculator.
Since 1 July 2026 only platforms authorised under MiCA may operate in Spain. These ones are and have the pair open — two different things, and both worth checking. You can verify the authorisation yourself in the register we keep up to date:
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Being authorised does not mean they are the best option for you: it means they may operate legally. Fees and service are something you have to look at separately. This is not investment advice.
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And when you sell at a profit, it has to be declared: work out what you pay in Spanish income tax using the FIFO method the tax office requires. And if you hold more than €50,000 on platforms outside Spain, you also have to file form 721, which is informational and costs nothing.
VeThor trades under the ticker VTHO and ranks #347 by market capitalisation in the CoinGecko catalogue. CoinGecko lists it under smart contract platforms, layer 1 chains and the VeChain ecosystem.
VeThor Token (VTHO) is the gas token of VeChainThor, a public Layer-1 blockchain designed for real-world enterprise and consumer applications. VeChainThor uses a dual-token economic model. VET is the network’s native asset and staking collateral, while VTHO is used to pay for transactions, smart-contract execution and other onchain operations. Separating these functions allows network-fee parameters to be managed independently from the market price of VET. Following the Hayabusa mainnet upgrade in December 2025, VTHO is no longer generated passively by simply holding VET. New VTHO is dynamically issued through block rewards to validators and delegators who actively stake VET and contribute to network security. VTHO does not have a fixed maximum supply. Its circulating supply changes through dynamic issuance and the burning of VTHO used as transaction base fees.
BTC equivalent
1 vtho = 0.0000000090 BTC
Price scenarios
What distance VeThor would have to cover to reach its historical reference points.
See scenarios ↓VeThor trades today at $0.000682. Its all-time high was $0.04671227, reached on August 28, 2018. Going back to that level would mean a rise of 6,749.3% from the current price, that is, multiplying it by 68.49.
At the other end, its all-time low was $0.00015238 on March 16, 2020: from there the price has multiplied by 4. That path already happened and says nothing about the next one.
| Period | Change |
|---|---|
| 24 hours | down -9.02% |
| 7 days | up +56.76% |
| 30 days | up +117.03% |
| 1 year | down -63.19% |
There is no method that reliably predicts the price of a cryptocurrency. It depends on regulation, on adoption, on interest rates, on the decisions of a handful of very large firms and on market sentiment — none of which follows from today's price. A figure twelve months out would not be analysis: it would be an invented number that looks like data.
What you can look at is right above, and it is verifiable: the all-time high and low with their dates, how far away each one is and the recent path. With that you decide for yourself, which is rather more than a figure with nothing behind it gives you.
This page is not investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are a volatile asset and are not covered by any deposit guarantee scheme: you can lose all the money you put in. Read up and decide for yourself.