VaultChain — Public Testnet Receipts
DemoNetwork
- Network
- Base Sepolia
- Chain ID
- 84532
Contracts
$VLT — Testnet Token
⚠️ Testnet token — explicitly worthless, not for sale. Burns use a fixed nominal rate of 1 VLT per 1 USDC of burn-share fees: a disclosed constant, not a market price.
- Hard Cap
- 100,000,000 VLT
- Total Burned
- 0.324 VLT
Total burned = hard cap minus $VLT's live on-chain totalSupply() — a chain-derived fact, never a database number. The figure above reflects the two burns below; check totalSupply() on BaseScan directly for the current live figure.
The burn-share fee itself is USDC, not VLT — VaultChain doesn't control USDC's contract and can't destroy its supply. That USDC is instead permanently stranded in FeeRouter with no withdraw path, ever. It is never itself called "burned" — the real destruction event is the VLT burn it triggers, shown below.
Burns are triggered by relaying USDC into the fee router — normally that's the protocol's own fee share arriving from real vault activity, but the relay is permissionless by design: anyone can send USDC to the router and trigger a burn themselves. Total VLT burned may exceed the protocol's own fee-derived share at any given moment. That's not a bug — it's the point: nothing here is simulated, and anyone can independently verify or contribute to it.
Live Burns
First burn — every burn-share dollar the protocol had accrued on-chain, destroyed in one transaction
The living loop — a fresh deposit's fee, split, and burned minutes later, no different from any real one
⚠️ Testnet demo — no real funds. Mainnet Q1 2027.