VeChain has teamed up with the UK’s AMRC and Rekord to roll out a production-scale Digital Product Passport infrastructure, positioning the consortium ahead of mandatory EU compliance starting in 2027. The move highlights VeChain’s push into regulatory and supply-chain verification services.
Major exchange Binance will remove five spot trading pairs at the close of 2025, notably affecting Injective (INJ) and VeChain’s VTHO token. The move could reduce liquidity and prompt trading activity to shift to other venues.
VeChain has added Draper Dragon and Fenbushi Capital as institutional validators following the Hayabusa upgrade. The appointments strengthen governance and signal renewed venture interest in VET.
VeChain said on X that Bybit's allegation of a secret freeze or 'kill switch' in the network is false, clarifying a 2019 blocklist was never intended as a hidden control. The statement was published through VeChain's official account on Nov. 14, 2025.
VeChain (VET) posted a small recovery in November following a sharp sell-off in October, but the bounce has failed to erase prior losses. Traders remain cautious, leaving momentum and volumes subdued.
VeChain says a 2019 blocklist was a one-time, community-approved response and not a secret 'kill switch' alleged by Bybit. The clarification aims to counter misinformation and reassure VET holders and partners.