- EOS jumps 12.46% in 24 hours, reversing long-term losses and drawing fresh attention from altcoin traders.
- Vaulta rebrand and network migration fuel speculation, pushing EOS toward technical resistance after years of subdued price action.
EOS is trading at $0.5931 USD, showing a +12.46% surge in the last 24 hours, despite a −0.30% decline over the past 7 days. This intraday breakout comes as a notable shift from its prior downward trend and has pushed EOS back into focus among mid-cap altcoins.
The move follows a prolonged correction in which EOS had been trading nearly 97% below its all-time high of $22.71, emphasizing how severely the asset had been discounted before today’s rally.
The sudden spike in EOS’s price is linked to renewed speculation following the project’s ongoing rebranding efforts under the Vaulta name and its migration to a new network. These developments are part of a broader plan to revitalize the protocol and reposition it within the Web3 infrastructure space.
While EOS has long been criticized for lack of adoption and developer engagement, the migration signals a potential reset and has been interpreted by some investors as an opportunity for reinvention.
Market activity also shows that EOS remains highly liquid, with over $817,000 in 24-hour trading volume, primarily from centralized exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken. Despite the low volume compared to top-tier tokens, the 12% price increase suggests that even minor bullish catalysts can move EOS significantly, especially in an illiquid or oversold state. Notably, the asset’s TVL (Total Value Locked) is over $168 million, indicating that DeFi activity continues modestly on the platform.
Technically, EOS now faces resistance at $0.60, and a sustained break above that level could open the way to $0.65–$0.70, where previous structure and seller interest are likely to converge. If momentum fades and it fails to hold $0.58, EOS could quickly slip back toward $0.53–$0.50, which is the base of its recent accumulation zone.
Vaulta Rebrand Repositions EOS Toward Web3 Banking Integration
EOS has officially transitioned to the name Vaulta, following a multi-stage rebranding and token migration that began in early May 2025. This move includes a 1:1 swap of EOS tokens to a new asset designated as “A.” According to public statements and activity across centralized exchanges, the project intends to reshape its role within the Web3 sector by establishing a platform that blends decentralized finance with traditional banking features.
Several exchanges—such as Upbit, OKX, and Bitget—have already supported the migration. Vaulta has launched a series of initiatives and technical deployments to support the rebrand. On May 14, the EOS smart contract system was updated to reflect the new Vaulta infrastructure. Token swap operations temporarily disrupted trading, particularly around May 27 and 28, when OKX adjusted its trading mechanisms to accommodate the change.
Vaulta has emphasized its strategic alignment with real-world finance. A partnership with Fosun aims to introduce blockchain infrastructure into Hong Kong’s financial services industry. Simultaneously, Vaulta has secured an investment of 3 million USDT from World Liberty Financial to expand its operations. The collaboration seeks to improve transaction efficiency and transparency while supporting institutional-grade infrastructure.
