Venom (VENOM): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Venom is a project that describes itself as a layer-0 blockchain that does not use the Ethereum Virtual Machine. Its stated design includes dynamic sharding and a messaging system it calls Mesh technology, which the project says helps networks built on its Threaded Virtual Machine (TVM) communicate and pass messages across chains. Developers are offered the TVM for asynchronous smart contracts and T-SOL, a programming language the project describes as similar to Solidity. The project claims throughput above 100,000 transactions per second, but that is the project's own figure and has not been verified here. Its stated aim is payment tools for people who do not use crypto and people without bank accounts, with example uses including stablecoins, asset tokenization, trade finance, proof of reserves, microtransactions and decentralised identity. The launch date and consensus method are not in the data reviewed, so this page does not state them.

The data reviewed does not give a full list of what VENOM is used for. One search snippet says holders can use VENOM for staking, lending and yield farming to earn passive income. That is a third-party description rather than a guarantee. Yield activities carry smart contract risk, and rewards can fall or disappear. Whether VENOM pays network fees, supports governance votes or has other roles on the Venom chain is not confirmed by public information here. Because the data lists Ethereum as the chain where VENOM is issued, its role may differ between the Ethereum version and the version used on Venom's own network. Readers should check the project's current documentation before relying on any stated use.

As of 2026-10-25, the data shows a circulating supply of about 1.84 billion VENOM, a total supply of about 7.37 billion and a maximum supply of 8 billion. At the time of writing, the market capitalisation was about $38.9 million and the fully diluted valuation about $156.0 million, which suggests that a large share of the maximum supply is not yet circulating. The price was about $0.021 and the market cap rank was 536. Over seven days the price rose about 43 percent, while over one year it fell about 79 percent. The all-time high was about $0.78 on 2024-03-25, and the all-time low was about $0.0013 on 2026-10-13. One search snippet quoted a much lower price of about $0.0148, which shows how widely quoted prices can differ by source and time. No 24-hour volume figure is available in the data. This page does not predict future prices.

The data lists Ethereum as the chain where VENOM is issued and shows no entry for a native token of a chain. A search result about a Venom mainnet migration says tokens bridged to other networks, such as WVENOM on Ethereum, continue to work. Wrapped and bridged versions rely on bridge contracts, and bridges have been a frequent target for hacks. Before moving tokens, check which version a wallet holds, confirm the contract address against the project's official channels, and use only the bridge the project names. The same migration note says throughput and finality improve without changing everyday fees, which is a project claim that users can check against their own transaction costs.

VENOM's price has moved sharply in both directions over short and long periods, and past moves do not indicate future results. The gap between the market capitalisation and the fully diluted valuation means that future releases of supply could add selling pressure, but the data reviewed does not include a release schedule. The project's claims about speed, scale and adoption are not independently verified on this page. Name confusion is also a risk: a search result pointed to an unrelated Venom Token in a game wiki and to a separate Venom Protocol listing, so scam tokens and fake sites with similar names are common. For storage, use a self-custody wallet that supports both the chain and token standard in use, keep your seed phrase offline and never share it, and send a small test amount before moving larger sums.