EOS Price Prediction 2026-2030: Can Vaulta (A) Reach $1?

Last Updated: November 8, 2026

Quick Answer: EOS is now Vaulta, and its token trades as A after a one-for-one swap. Vaulta (A) trades near $0.079 as of November 8, 2026, with a market cap of about $133 million (#152 on CoinMarketCap). It is down about 50% since the end of 2025. The models we track put A between about $0.056 (CoinLore) and $0.063 (CoinCodex) at the end of 2026, both below today’s price, and at about $0.14 in 2030.

Vaulta is the 2025 rebrand of the EOS Network, a layer 1 blockchain that launched in June 2018 after a year-long token sale that raised several billion dollars, according to the SEC. It now presents itself as a Web3 banking network. The token swap opened on May 14, 2025, and Binance, OKX, Kraken, Upbit and Bithumb now list A. In 2026, A fell about 70% from its January 6 high to an all-time low on June 6, nearly doubled to an intraday high on October 17 and has since fallen about 31%.

This update explains the change from EOS to Vaulta and covers the current A price, the main developments since the rebrand, the latest forecasts for 2026 to 2030 and beyond, and what it would take for A to reach $1 or EOS’s old record.

Key Takeaways

• EOS is now Vaulta (A): the swap opened on May 14, 2025 at one EOS for one A, with no deadline, and A keeps EOS’s supply, allocation and vesting schedules
• A trades about 99.7% below EOS’s all-time high of $22.89 from April 29, 2018, about 90% below A’s own high of $0.777 from May 29, 2025, and about 37% above its all-time low of $0.0577 from June 6, 2026
• The token is down about 50% since the end of 2025: it peaked at $0.192 on January 6, lost about 42% in January alone, gained about 32% in September and fell about 17% in October
• CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko track A separately from EOS, so their Vaulta pages do not include EOS’s 2017 to 2025 price history, which stays on the old EOS pages
• About 79.9% of the 2.1 billion maximum supply circulates, and about 200,000 new A enter circulation each day
• Central estimates updated on November 8 put A between about $0.056 and $0.063 at the end of 2026, both below today’s price, and at about $0.14 in 2030

Vaulta (A) Key Data (November 2026)

Sources: CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. CoinGecko shows the same supply but ranks A #215 and lists an all-time high of $0.7787 and an all-time low of $0.05764, while its separate EOS page lists an all-time high of $22.71. This article measures the year-to-date change from the December 31, 2025 close. The fully diluted value uses the full 2.1 billion supply cap.

From EOS to Vaulta

If you are looking for the EOS crypto today, you will find it trading as Vaulta (A). EOS launched on June 14, 2018 as the first blockchain built on EOSIO, software developed by Block.one. On March 18, 2025, the project announced that it would become Vaulta, a network focused on what it calls Web3 banking, and said its “official transition to Vaulta is scheduled for the end of May, 2025.”

The token swap opened on May 14, 2025. According to Vaulta, “One EOS converts directly into one $A,” and A “has the same total supply, allocation, and vesting schedules as EOS.” Holders can swap through the Vaulta Swap Portal, through participating exchanges or by sending EOS to the core.vaulta account on-chain. Vaulta said the swap would work in both directions for the first four months and only from EOS to A after that. There is no deadline, and unswapped EOS stays on-chain.

Most large exchanges now list A instead of EOS. Binance removed its EOS spot pairs on May 26, 2025 and opened A pairs on May 28, according to its announcement of May 14, and its EOS/USDT market is now halted. OKX listed A/USDT on May 29, 2025, and Kraken, Upbit and Bithumb also trade A. Binance.US migrated EOS to A in September 2025. Coinbase suspended EOS trading on November 26, 2025, after what it called a review of its listed assets against its listing standards, according to a November 10 post by its Coinbase Markets account on X. Its EOS market now shows as delisted, and it has no A market. The EOS ticker survives mainly on BtcTurk, a Turkish exchange.

CoinMarketCap added Vaulta as a new asset on May 28, 2025 and stopped showing a market cap for EOS after May 27, and CoinGecko also keeps separate pages. So the “all-time high” on both Vaulta pages is A’s post-swap peak of about $0.78, while EOS’s record of $22.89 stays on the old EOS pages. Because the swap was one for one, this article compares A with past EOS prices directly, but about twice as many tokens circulate now as at EOS’s 2018 peak.

What Is Vaulta (A)?

Vaulta (A) is the native token of Vaulta, the layer 1 blockchain formerly called EOS. Vaulta describes its network as “a next-generation Layer 1 built for speed, scale, and finality,” and CoinMarketCap describes it as a Web3 banking network with one-second finality, on-chain memory known as RAM and Bitcoin infrastructure through exSat. Vaulta groups its plans into four pillars: wealth management, consumer payments, portfolio investment and insurance. Its website names VirgoPay, Spirit Blockchain, Ceffu and Blockchain Insurance Inc. as partners.

Holding A gives access to RAM, and A can be staked “with a 21-day lockup” to earn rewards. The maximum supply is 2.1 billion, according to Vaulta’s developer documentation, a cap EOS block producers approved in 2024 in place of a 10 billion limit, according to The Block. About 1.68 billion A circulate, and CoinMarketCap’s unlock tracker, based on data reported by the project, shows about 200,000 A released each day to staking rewards, the Vaulta Foundation, block producer pay and Vaulta Labs. More background is available on the official Vaulta website.

According to the SEC, Block.one sold 900 million ERC-20 tokens for Ether from June 26, 2017 to June 1, 2018, at an average equivalent of about $4.40 per token, and “ultimately raised several billion dollars’ worth of Ether.” On September 30, 2019, the SEC announced settled charges against Block.one for conducting an unregistered ICO. The company agreed to pay a $24 million civil penalty and “consented to the order without admitting or denying its findings.”

Vaulta News: What Has Happened Since the Rebrand

2025 announcements. After the swap, Vaulta announced a strategic partnership with OKX Wallet on May 29, 2025 and a collaboration with World Liberty Financial on July 23. On September 2, it said Fosun Wealth Holdings, part of Fosun International, planned to issue tokenized shares and bonds on Vaulta, and that its first token, linked to the stock performance of Hong Kong-listed Sisram Medical, was live with a stated market value of $328 million. In August, Vaulta said Binance had raised A’s collateral ratio for Portfolio Margin from 35% to 65%, and its notices set October 8, 2025 as the end of support for its EVM layer.

Omnitrove. On October 14, 2025, Vaulta announced Omnitrove, “a next-generation treasury management platform” for organizations holding fiat and digital assets, and said a public release was “planned for early 2026.” The roadmap it published the next day gives no dates. Vaulta’s homepage still links a “Sign Up” button to omnitrove.com, but on October 28, 2026, that domain redirected to a GoDaddy page listing it for sale. We found no announcement of Omnitrove’s public release.

No 2026 posts on Vaulta’s website. Vaulta’s news page lists no post after October 15, 2025. In the public GitHub repositories for Spring, the network’s node software, and for its system contracts, the newest commits date from November 12, 2025 (an update to Spring’s license file) and June 25, 2025, respectively, although the foundation’s public repository for its documentation website merged changes in September 2026. Work done outside these public channels would not show up in this check.

EOS News Today: Latest Vaulta Updates (November 8, 2026)

The latest EOS news is mostly about the token’s price. Vaulta (A), the token that replaced EOS, traded at about $0.079 at about 05:00 UTC on November 8, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, down about 3% over seven days, about 19% over 30 days and about 50% since the end of 2025. Its market cap was about $133 million, ranked #152.

The wider market stayed weak. A ended October down about 17% and fell about 9% on October 29, the day Binance, which lists A, disclosed a security incident affecting about $6.3 billion in assets. In early November, US spot Bitcoin ETFs had their worst week since late June, and the Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to 25, Extreme Fear, on November 7.

We found no new project announcement. On November 8, the newest post on Vaulta’s resources page was still its Omnitrove roadmap of October 15, 2025. For official updates, Vaulta’s website links to its accounts on X (@Vaulta_), Telegram, YouTube, LinkedIn and GitHub. Check claims about swap deadlines or token migrations against those channels before acting on them.

EOS and Vaulta (A) Price History

CoinMarketCap began tracking EOS on July 1, 2017, during the token sale, and it closed its first day at about $1.01. EOS reached its all-time high of $22.89 on April 29, 2018, when its market cap was about $17.8 billion at the close. It closed 2018, 2019 and 2020 at about $2.6 and 2021 at $3.04, then fell 72% in 2022 and drifted to $0.77 by the end of 2024.

In 2025, EOS closed at $0.94 on May 10 and fell 10% on May 14, the day the swap opened. A’s first day on CoinMarketCap, May 28, closed at about $0.76, and it set its high of $0.777 the next day. From that first close, it lost about 79% by the end of the year. On October 10, 2025, A fell 32% and briefly touched $0.163, during a market-wide sell-off in which Bitcoin fell about 7%.

In 2026, A reached $0.192 on January 6, about 21% above its 2025 close. On January 16, it fell 19% on the year’s highest trading volume, about $151 million, while Bitcoin was flat, and it ended January down about 42%, its worst month. It fell 16% on February 5, the day Bitcoin dropped about 14%.

A set its all-time low of $0.0577 on June 6, then rose about 17% in August and 32% in September. On October 17, it reached $0.115 intraday on its highest volume since January, then fell 19% the next day. It ended October down about 17%, fell about 9% on October 29, the day of the Binance hack, and traded near $0.079 on November 8.

EOS Price Prediction 2026: Vaulta (A) Forecasts

With less than two months left in the year, the latest central estimates of both models we track, updated on November 8, still put A below today’s price at the end of 2026.

CoinCodex now expects about $0.063 by the end of 2026, a drop of about 21% from today’s price and below the $0.073 it showed on October 28. CoinLore’s base case of $0.0555 would be a fall of about 30%, while its bull case of $0.2611 would be about 3.3 times today’s price.

We do not use the figures from CoinDataFlow, whose Vaulta forecasts were almost the same multiples of the current price as its Algorand forecasts, down to the same 813.4% gain for 2030, from Changelly, whose EOS page still covers 2021 to 2025, cites forecasts for 2020 and does not mention Vaulta, or from BeInCrypto, which had no Vaulta or EOS forecast page we could open.

A trades about 16% below its 50-day moving average of $0.0942 and close to its 200-day average of $0.0791, with a 14-day RSI of about 41, according to CoinCodex.

Range of central 2026 estimates: about $0.056 to $0.063.

Blockchainreporter Scenario Range for the End of 2026

Unlike the model forecasts above, this range is Blockchainreporter’s own. It shows where Vaulta (A) could close on December 31, 2026 if it keeps the volatility of the past 90 days, without assuming a trend in either direction. It is a scenario range, not a price target or investment advice.

How we calculated it: Vaulta (A) traded at about $0.083 on CoinGecko on November 5, 2026, and its daily moves over the previous 90 days imply annualized volatility of about 93%. Projecting that volatility over the 56 days to the December 31 close, with no trend, half of the modeled outcomes fall inside the base range, one in ten ends above the bull figure and one in ten ends below the bear figure. Crypto prices have fatter tails than this model assumes, so moves beyond the bear and bull figures are more likely than it suggests. Blockchainreporter’s Crypto Price Prediction Tracker records this range and will score it against CoinMarketCap’s December 31 close in January 2027.

Vaulta (A) Price Prediction 2027

The central 2027 estimates range from about $0.068 at CoinLore, about 14% below today’s price, to $0.121 at CoinCodex, about 53% above it, based on CoinCodex’s October 28 forecast; its 2027 figures were not shown on its free page on November 8. That October path stayed near $0.07 until mid-2027, jumped to an average of $0.21 in August 2027, then eased to about $0.16 by December.

Vaulta (A) Price Prediction 2028 and 2029

For 2028, central estimates range from about $0.094 to $0.133; for 2029, the two models nearly agree, at about $0.095 to $0.099, about 20% to 25% above today’s price. CoinLore’s bull case for 2029 ($1.03) is higher than its bull case for 2030 ($0.70).

Vaulta (A) Price Prediction 2030

Both central estimates for 2030 sit about 78% to 80% above today’s price: CoinLore’s base case is $0.1407 and CoinCodex’s target is $0.1423, close to the $0.1377 average of its October 28 monthly forecasts. CoinLore’s bull case of $0.6968 would be about 8.8 times the current price.

All forecasts are third-party model estimates, not investment advice.

Vaulta (A) Price Prediction 2040 and Beyond

Long-range forecasts are highly speculative. CoinCodex projects about $0.306 by 2040, about 3.9 times today’s price, and about $0.95 by 2050. CoinLore is more optimistic, with a 2040 base case of $1.07 and a bull case of $3.15, the figure its page rounds to $3.1.

What Drives the Vaulta Price?

• Product delivery: Omnitrove was planned for a public release in early 2026, and we found no announcement that it has been released.
• Exchange access: A trades on Binance, OKX, Kraken, Upbit and Bithumb, but not on Coinbase. Its 24-hour volume is about $4.0 million.
• Supply: about 200,000 new A a day, or about 73 million a year, equal to about 4.4% of the circulating supply.
• The wider market: like most altcoins, A tends to move with Bitcoin and overall risk appetite, as on February 5, when A fell 16% and Bitcoin about 14%. Our Bitcoin price prediction covers the market leader.

Can Vaulta (A) Reach $1 or EOS’s Record?

Not on the central estimates of either model through 2030. CoinLore’s base case first reaches $1 in 2040, at $1.07, and its bull case first passes $1 in 2029, at $1.03, while CoinCodex projects about $0.95 by 2050. None of the models we use reaches EOS’s record of $22.89. With about 1.68 billion A in circulation, each price level implies a market cap that can be compared with other coins.

At $1, A’s circulating market cap would be about 1.4 times its highest daily market cap so far, about $1.18 billion on May 28, 2025, and its fully diluted value would be $2.1 billion. Matching EOS’s $22.89 record would take a market cap about 2.2 times EOS’s April 2018 peak, because about twice as many tokens now circulate. With new A entering circulation every day, a higher price would have to come from demand: real use of Vaulta’s banking products, new listings and a strong altcoin market. Our Tezos price prediction covers another layer 1 from the 2017 token-sale era.

Key Risks of Vaulta (A)

• Deep drawdown: A trades about 99.7% below EOS’s 2018 high, about 90% below its own May 2025 high and about 74% lower than a year ago
• Product delivery: Omnitrove, planned for a public release in early 2026, has no announced release, and on October 28 the omnitrove.com address linked from Vaulta’s site redirected to a domain-for-sale page
• Few public updates: Vaulta’s news page has no post since October 2025, and the public repositories for its node software and system contracts have no commits since November 2025
• Supply growth: about 4.4% a year at the current release rate
• Confusing data: separate EOS and A pages on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, with different all-time highs on each site
• Exchange gaps: Coinbase delisted EOS and does not list A
• Model limits: most forecasts extrapolate past prices, and their central 2026 estimates range from a fall of about 30% to a fall of about 21%

How to Swap EOS and Where to Buy Vaulta (A)

If you still hold EOS in a self-custody wallet, Vaulta’s swap portal converts it to A one for one; use only links from Vaulta’s official website. If your EOS sits on an exchange, check that platform’s notices, as exchanges handled the swap on their own schedules.

A has spot markets on major exchanges including Binance (A/USDT and A/TRY), OKX (A/USDT, A/USDC and A/EUR), Kraken (A/USD and A/EUR), Bybit, KuCoin, Gate, Bitget and MEXC, and against the Korean won on Upbit and Bithumb. Coinbase does not list it. Availability depends on your country, so check what each platform offers where you live. Our guide to the best crypto exchanges compares fees and features.

A runs on Vaulta’s own network, not Ethereum, so check that a wallet supports Vaulta before withdrawing; Vaulta’s website lists wallets such as Anchor, Ledger, MetaMask and TokenPocket. Our crypto wallets guide explains the trade-offs between wallet types. Check market-moving claims about Vaulta, such as listings or swap deadlines, against primary sources; our guide on how to verify crypto news and rumors explains how.

Is Vaulta (A) a Good Investment?

That depends on your view of Vaulta’s Web3 banking plan, whether it can turn announcements into products people use and your tolerance for risk. The bull case rests on a network that launched in 2018, a supply capped at 2.1 billion, listings on Binance, OKX, Kraken, Upbit and Bithumb and partnerships announced in 2025. The bear case is that A trades about 99.7% below EOS’s record, Omnitrove has no announced public release, Vaulta’s news page has had no post since October 2025, new supply enters circulation every day and both central estimates we track see A ending 2026 below today’s price.

Further losses are possible. Product launches, exchange decisions, the pace of new supply and the wider altcoin market are the main known factors that could affect A over the next year. For more forecasts across the market, see our crypto price predictions.

Data sources: CoinMarketCap (market data, unlock tracker and price history for EOS and Vaulta), CoinGecko, Vaulta’s website and announcements, the SEC’s 2019 press release and order on Block.one, public GitHub repositories for Vaulta’s software, exchange data and notices from Binance, Binance.US, Bithumb, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Upbit, Vaulta’s developer documentation, reporting by The Block, and the forecast pages of CoinCodex and CoinLore, as of November 8, 2026, with earlier CoinCodex figures from October 28 where marked.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EOS price prediction for 2026?
Central estimates from the two models we track put Vaulta (A) between about $0.056 and $0.063 at the end of 2026, against a price of about $0.079 on November 8. CoinLore’s base case is $0.0555, a fall of about 30%, and CoinCodex expects about $0.063, a fall of about 21%. CoinLore’s bull case of $0.26 is the only scenario well above today’s price.

What is the Vaulta price prediction for 2030 and beyond?
Central 2030 estimates are about $0.141 at CoinLore and $0.142 at CoinCodex, roughly 78% to 80% above the November 8 price. CoinLore’s bull case for 2030 is about $0.70. Further out, CoinCodex projects about $0.31 by 2040 and $0.95 by 2050, while CoinLore’s 2040 base case is $1.07 and its bull case $3.15. These are model outputs, not targets.

Can Vaulta reach EOS’s all-time high?
Not on any model we track. EOS peaked at $22.89 in April 2018. With about 1.68 billion A now in circulation, that price would mean a market cap of about $38.4 billion, roughly 290 times today’s and about 2.2 times EOS’s peak of $17.8 billion, because the supply has about doubled. The highest yearly figure we found is CoinLore’s 2040 bull case of $3.15.

What happened to EOS? Is EOS now Vaulta?
Yes. EOS rebranded as Vaulta in 2025, and its token now trades under the ticker A. The swap opened on May 14, 2025, at one EOS for one A, with the same supply, allocation and vesting schedules. Most major exchanges replaced their EOS markets with A, and CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko now track A separately from EOS’s older price history.

How do I swap EOS for A, and where does EOS still trade?
Holders can use the Vaulta Swap Portal, a participating exchange or an on-chain transfer to the core.vaulta account, and receive one A for each EOS. There is no deadline, but Vaulta said the portal would only swap from EOS to A after the first four months. EOS still trades mainly on BtcTurk in Turkey, while Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bithumb no longer offer EOS trading.

Is Vaulta a good investment?
That depends on your risk tolerance and your view of Vaulta’s banking strategy. Supporters point to listings on Binance, OKX, Kraken, Upbit and Bithumb, a 2.1 billion supply cap and partnerships announced in 2025. Critics point to a 99.7% fall from EOS’s 2018 record, no announced Omnitrove release, no website posts since October 2025 and new supply every day. Both central 2026 forecasts we track are below today’s price.

Where can I buy Vaulta (A)?
Vaulta (A) trades on major exchanges including Binance, OKX, Kraken, Bybit, KuCoin, Gate and MEXC, and against the Korean won on Upbit and Bithumb. Coinbase does not list it. Availability depends on your country, so check each platform’s supported assets before buying. A runs on Vaulta’s own network, not Ethereum, so use a wallet that supports Vaulta if you plan to withdraw it.

What is EOS crypto and how does it work?
EOS is the original name of the layer 1 blockchain now called Vaulta, and its token trades as A after a one-for-one swap in 2025. Holders who stake A vote for block producers. Blocks are produced every half second, and the top 21 producers vote to finalize them, making them irreversible within seconds. Users spend A on RAM, which stores account and app data.

Nothing in this article is financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry substantial risk.