Vaulta

Vaulta is a Layer 1 blockchain network positioning itself as a Web3 banking infrastructure, intended to support decentralized financial services ranging from consumer payments to tokenized assets. It targets users, developers, and institutions that want to connect traditional finance with blockchain-based systems. The project describes itself as a financial operating system built on what it calls one-second transaction finality and Bitcoin-integrated infrastructure through a component called exSat.

Vaulta operates as a smart-contract-capable Layer 1 blockchain; however, the consensus algorithm and block time are not recorded in the data stored here, so a precise mechanical description of block production cannot be given. The network uses on-chain memory called RAM as a resource for application state, and the A token functions as the native asset within that system. Bitcoin-native yield and integration are described as being handled through the exSat layer, though detailed mechanics of that bridge are not captured in the stored data.

The data stored here does not include a fee revenue figure for Vaulta, so no fee stream, fee recipients, or protocol earnings can be described from this source. What is recorded is a total value locked of 45,720,801.78 USD at the point in time captured, against a market capitalization of 172,477,304 USD, producing a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of approximately 3.58. Stablecoin supply hosted on the network stands at 1,714,733.87 USD at the same point in time, and the 30-day average volume relative to market capitalization is 3.41 percent. Without a fee figure, fee-based efficiency measures are not calculable from this data.