Victoria VR

Victoria VR is a blockchain-based platform whose VR token is native to a project that combines generative artificial intelligence with three-dimensional content creation, targeting developers, enterprises, and individuals who want to build or explore immersive spatial environments across desktop, virtual reality, and mobile devices. The project claims to address the difficulty of creating 3D worlds and applications by allowing users to describe what they want in plain language and have the platform convert those descriptions into usable 3D assets, scenes, and logic. It positions itself as infrastructure for what it calls the Immersive Internet, serving everyone from educators building training simulations to businesses running virtual showrooms.

VR is an ERC-20 token living on the Ethereum blockchain, meaning it inherits Ethereum's proof-of-stake consensus and settlement rather than operating its own chain, which is why no independent block time or consensus algorithm is recorded here. Within the Victoria VR ecosystem the token is intended to serve as the medium of exchange and utility instrument for accessing platform services, acquiring virtual land or assets, and rewarding contributors to the decentralized infrastructure layer. The circulating supply of 16,800,000,000 VR equals the maximum supply, meaning all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation and no further issuance is scheduled.

The data provided to this site does not include a documented fee stream — there is no record of fees collected by the protocol, who pays them, or who receives them — so fee-based measures that this site would normally calculate are not available for Victoria VR. What the data does confirm is that the fully diluted valuation equals the market capitalisation exactly, reflecting the fact that supply issued and supply versus maximum are both recorded at 100 percent with zero dilution overhang, meaning there is no pending token supply that could expand the float. The 24-hour turnover ratio stands at 3.26 percent, indicating that a meaningful fraction of the circulating supply changed hands in that single day relative to the market capitalisation of approximately 25.4 million USD.