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🔧 What is Hayabusa?
Hayabusa is a major upgrade for the VeChain blockchain, forming the second phase of the broader VeChain Renaissance roadmap.

At its core, Hayabusa remodels two fundamental aspects of VeChain:
Consensus mechanism — switching from the old Proof of Authority (PoA) model to a new Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS / more precisely a Weighted DPoS) model.
Tokenomics & staking rewards — redefining how the ecosystem’s utility token VTHO is generated and distributed. Under Hayabusa, VTHO generation becomes dependent on active staking of the native token VET.
Put succinctly: Hayabusa replaces passive reward mechanics with an active, participation-based economic model that aligns network security and usage with real value for stakeholders.
✅ What’s Changing: Key Features & Mechanics
- From PoA → DPoS (Weighted DPoS)
Under the old PoA model, a fixed set of authority nodes validated transactions — this offered speed and enterprise-level predictability but limited decentralization.
With Hayabusa:
Any VET holder (meeting minimum requirements) can stake their tokens and either become a Validator or delegate to one, broadening participation.
Validators are responsible for block creation and finalization; this distributes power more widely and reduces centralization risk.
- Dynamic VTHO Issuance & Reward Structure
Previously, VTHO — used to pay transaction fees (“gas”) — was generated passively (fixed issuance rate) for all VET holders.
Under Hayabusa:
VTHO is only generated for staked VET — i.e. validators and delegators. Non-staked holders no longer passively accrue VTHO.
Transaction base fees are fully burned. Additional “priority fees” go to Validators as reward for block production.
Block rewards are split: typically ~30% to Validators, ~70% to Delegators.
Because issuance is tied to staking, and burn occurs on usage, this model can curb inflation and begin creating deflationary pressure for VTHO — potentially raising value over time.
- New Participation Flow via StarGate + NFT-Based Staking
To facilitate staking and delegation under DPoS, VeChain introduced StarGate — a staking platform where VET holders mint unique NFTs representing their staked position. Those NFTs can then be delegated to validators for reward sharing
This mechanism tries to make staking/delegation more transparent, flexible, and accessible — even for smaller holders, while supporting decentralization.
📆 Timeline: Where We Are & What’s Ahead
The Hayabusa upgrade was approved by stakeholders mid-2025.
A testnet migration (PoA → DPoS) was completed around November 11, 2025.
The mainnet activation is scheduled for December 2, 2025.
From that point, VTHO issuance will switch to its new staking-based model and the upgraded staking & delegation mechanics will go live. Befor
Before the full upgrade, VeChain also launched a 5.48 billion VTHO bonus program for early VET stakers on StarGate — to incentivize early adoption and smooth migration.
🎯 Why Hayabusa Matters — for Holders, Developers & Enterprise Use
For VET Holders & Participants
Staking yields replace passive holding rewards — only active contributors benefit, which may improve quality of rewards and foster long-term holding rather than speculative trading.
Deflationary pressure on VTHO — burning base fees + limiting issuance could increase scarcity and value over time.
More fairness and decentralization — power is distributed, not concentrated among a few validators.
For Developers & Enterprise Projects
With predictable transaction fees and clearer tokenomics, building on VeChain becomes more stable and enterprise-friendly.
Better alignment of stakeholder incentives may attract more institutional and enterprise adoption — attractive for supply-chain, sustainability, and real-world use cases.
For the Overall Ecosystem
Hayabusa may enhance network security and decentralization — making VeChain more robust, scalable, and competitive among modern Layer-1/EVM-compatible chains.
By requiring active staking for rewards, VeChain encourages long-term commitment over speculative behavior — potentially stabilizing its community and ecosystem.
⚠️ What to Watch Out For & Challenge
Transition complexity: moving from PoA → DPoS + new tokenomics + NFT-based staking — requires user adaptation and education. Mistakes or misunderstandings might cause friction.
Centralization risk remains if too many VET tokens get delegated to a few large validators — something delegation caps and minimum stakes are trying to mitigate.
In the early days, reward rates and staking returns may be uncertain; yields depend heavily on total staked VET, validator performance, and network usage.
For non-stakers: passive income through VTHO is gone — holding VET without staking now yields nothing directly.
📌 Bottom Line
Hayabusa isn’t just a technical upgrade — it’s a fundamental reshaping of how VeChain’s economy works. By tying rewards to active participation, introducing staking/delegation, and aligning issuance with actual network usage, Hayabusa aims to make VeChain more decentralized, sustainable, and enterprise-ready.
For holders willing to stake and participate — this could mean more meaningful yields and long-term value. For builders and enterprises — a more predictable, secure, and stable environment to build real-world blockchain applications.
VeChain is betting on utility, not speculation. If Hayabusa delivers as planned, it may well position VeChain as a serious contender among next-gen blockchains.
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with amazing news!
The most important and impactful news is the highly anticipated upgrade of the network:
Hayabusa Launched: The Hayabusa Upgrade of VeChain (also referred to as Mainnet Goes Live) was officially launched around December 2, 2025.
Key Implications:
Governance: Hayabusa implements Full Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS), giving VET holders greater control over the security and decisions of the network.
#Tokenomics : The update aims to introduce new tokenomics designed for long-term stability and increased attractiveness of staking (with rewards that can reach 9.1% in some scenarios).