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ActivedeFusion Review 2026: Liquid Staking Pools on Viction
deFusion is a liquid staking platform built only for Viction (VIC). It pays rewards every epoch and issues SVIC, but it is small, and public sources list no audits.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
5.0/10
Mixed
Our verdict on deFusion
5.0/10deFusion suits VIC holders who want to earn staking rewards while keeping a liquid token, SVIC, for use in Viction DeFi. Its main strengths are automatic per-epoch rewards and masternode-linked pools. The main caveat is risk: TVL is under $100,000, no audits are listed, fees and unstaking terms are not clearly published, and the 100% rewards offer is temporary. Read the documentation first and keep position sizes modest.
Score breakdown
How deFusion scores
- Security
- 3.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 5.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is deFusion?
deFusion is a liquid staking platform designed only for the Viction network. It lets VIC holders stake in pools, vote for masternodes and receive SVIC, a tokenized version of their stake.
DefiLlama lists it under Liquid Staking on TomoChain (Viction's former name) since May 2024. TVL is about $91,815, up roughly 10% over seven days, and no audits are listed. The project has a DEF token according to DefiLlama.
The homepage points to three draws: automatic rewards each epoch, a temporary 100% rewards-to-voters offer, and SVIC for use across Viction DeFi. Its small size and thin disclosures call for caution.
How deFusion works
Viction uses masternodes, and VIC holders can stake toward them. deFusion pools stakes so that users can take part without running a masternode themselves. Users pick a pool, stake VIC and vote, and the pool earns a higher APR once it reaches Masternode status.
In return, users receive SVIC, a token representing staked VIC. That makes the position liquid: SVIC can in principle be used in Viction DeFi while the underlying VIC keeps earning staking rewards.
Rewards are distributed automatically every epoch, about 900 blocks, using what the project calls its Automated Rewards Distribution Solution (ARDS). The project does not describe the contract design or unstaking process in detail.
6 features
Key features
01
Automated rewards distribution
Rewards are paid to users automatically every epoch, about 900 blocks, so there is no waiting for a daily distribution.
02
SVIC liquid staking token
Staking VIC gives you SVIC, a tokenized claim on your stake that the project says can be used across Viction DeFi.
03
Decentralized masternode pools
Users can join any staking pool and earn a higher APR once that pool reaches Masternode status.
04
Early-adopter reward share
For early adopters, 100% of rewards go to voters. The homepage says this applies only for a limited period.
05
Pools, rewards and votes
The app has dedicated Pools, Rewards and Votes sections for staking, claiming and voting.
06
Viction-only focus
The platform is built only for Viction, so it is tailored to that network's staking model.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Per-epoch automatic reward distribution means no waiting for daily payouts.
- SVIC keeps staked VIC liquid and usable in Viction DeFi, according to the project.
- Pools can reach Masternode status and earn a higher APR.
- Early-adopter offer passes 100% of rewards to voters for a limited time.
- Clear single-purpose focus on Viction staking.
Watch out for
- TVL is small at about $92,000 on DefiLlama, so the protocol is early and thinly used.
- DefiLlama lists no audits, and the homepage does not mention any.
- Works only with Viction, so it is no use to anyone staking on other networks.
- The 100% rewards-to-voters offer is temporary and may change.
- Fee, commission and unstaking terms are not stated on the homepage.
- SVIC is only useful where Viction DeFi protocols accept it, which the project does not detail.
deFusion fees
Fees are not published. The homepage does not state a commission, performance fee or unstaking charge.
The only pricing-related point is the early-adoption offer, where voters receive 100% of rewards for a limited time. The project says this may change. Check the documentation and the Pools page in the app for current terms before staking.
Is deFusion safe?
Public sources list no audits for deFusion, and the homepage does not mention any security review. TVL is small, so the track record is short. Staking contracts carry smart-contract risk, and a liquid staking token such as SVIC adds risk if it loses value or liquidity relative to VIC.
The project does not describe custody, admin controls, team identity or any past incidents. The homepage claims a commitment to transparency, but readers should verify that in the documentation. Only stake what you can afford to lose.
6 steps
How to get started with deFusion
- 1
Set up a wallet compatible with Viction and fund it with VIC.
- 2
Open the deFusion app from the official website and connect the wallet.
- 3
Review the Pools page and choose a staking pool.
- 4
Stake VIC and confirm the transaction to receive SVIC.
- 5
Check the Rewards page to track per-epoch payouts.
- 6
Read the documentation on unstaking and the status of the 100% rewards offer.
Who deFusion is for
deFusion is for existing Viction users who hold VIC and want to stake without running a masternode, and who are comfortable with a small, unaudited protocol. It is not relevant for users on other chains or for anyone who needs established audits and a long track record.
deFusion FAQs
What is deFusion?
deFusion is a liquid staking platform for the Viction network. Users stake VIC in pools, vote on masternodes and receive SVIC, a token representing their staked VIC.
What is SVIC?
SVIC is the token users receive for staking VIC on deFusion. The project says it can be used across the Viction DeFi ecosystem, though the project does not list which apps accept it.
How often does deFusion pay rewards?
The homepage says rewards are distributed automatically every epoch, roughly 900 blocks, instead of waiting for a daily payout. The actual rate depends on the pool and on whether it reaches masternode status.
Is deFusion safe?
Public sources list no audits for deFusion, and TVL is only about $92,000. Staking carries smart-contract risk, so size any position with that in mind and check the documentation for security details.
Does deFusion have a token?
Public sources name a DEF token on DefiLlama. They do not describe its utility, supply or distribution, so check the project's documentation before relying on it.
What are deFusion's fees?
Fees, commissions and unstaking terms are not. They would be found in the documentation or on the Pools page of the app.
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