Viction

About

Viction is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain designed for mass Web3 adoption, previously known as TomoChain. It operates on a Proof-of-Stake Voting (PoSV) consensus with 150 masternodes, enabling 2,000 TPS, 2-second block finality, and near-zero gas fees. The chain supports all EVM smart contracts, atomic cross-chain transfers, and introduces the VRC25 token standard which allows fee payment in any token — eliminating gas costs for end users. Viction's ecosystem includes DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, and GameFi applications, with integrations via LayerZero and Pyth oracle. A hard for...

Use Cases

Viction serves as infrastructure for DeFi applications (DEXs, lending, staking), NFT marketplaces and minting, GameFi and play-to-earn platforms, and enterprise blockchain solutions. VIC is used fo...

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+ Strengths

• +Near-zero transaction fees
• +2-second finality ideal for gaming and real-time applications
• +EVM compatibility ensures easy migration from Ethereum
• +150-masternode network with double validation for strong security
• +VRC25 standard eliminates gas fees for end users
• +Growing ecosystem of 150+ integrated projects
• +Backed by Coin98 with millions of users in Southeast Asia
• +Support for appchains via VWWCP protocol.

- Weaknesses

• -Limited developer mindshare compared to Ethereum or Solana
• -Masternode model (150) is less decentralized than permissionless validator sets
• -Rebrand from TomoChain in 2023 requires ongoing brand rebuilding
• -Regulatory uncertainty affects all L1 chains
• -Supply expansion from 100M to 210M in 2024 may dilute existing holders
• -Relatively small ecosystem compared to established L1s.