Viction (VIC) | 8% Selloff to Record Low as Binance Confirms Aug 17 Delisting -- What's Next for Holders?

TL;DR

• VIC is in a delisting-driven selloff: Binance announced today (Aug 3, 2026) that VIC will be removed from spot trading on Aug 17, and VIC printed a fresh all-time low this morning before a partial rebound.
• The strongest driver is venue risk: Binance accounts for roughly 84% of VIC's 24-hour volume, and its delisting removes that liquidity pillar, with withdrawals ending Oct 17.
• The main risk is a post-delisting liquidity collapse plus a hard Oct 17 withdrawal deadline, after which Binance may convert residual balances into stablecoins on Oct 18 without any guarantee of price.
• Monitor the Aug 17 03:00 UTC spot cessation, the Oct 17 withdrawal cutoff, and residual volumes on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC, and Gate as the liquidity picture reprices.

The day's story is a delisting catalyst, not a fundamentals event. VIC carried a Binance Monitoring Tag since April 30, and today the exchange converted that warning into a formal removal. Data accessed 2026-08-03, ~10:55-11:40 UTC.

Identity

Field	Finding	Source	Confidence
Name	Viction (formerly TomoChain, token formerly TOMO)	CoinGecko	High
Ticker	VIC	CoinGecko	High
Chain	Native token of the Viction Layer 1 (own chain, not a standard ERC-20 on a major L1)	CoinGecko	High
Contract	No single canonical contract verified for the native coin; bridged/wrapped variants exist on other chains (e.g. Wrapped Viction WVIC)	CoinGecko WVIC listing	Medium
Official Website	viction.xyz	Viction	High
Official X	@BuildOnViction	CoinGecko	High

Note on identity: the CoinGecko API ID remains the legacy tomochain, and at least one venue (Bitvavo) still lists the pair under the old TOMO ticker as TOMO/EUR. A separate token named "conviction" (CONVICTION) also exists on CoinGecko, so ticker-based lookups need care.

Market Snapshot

Metric	Value	Source	As Of
Price	$0.0313	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
24h Change	-8.08%	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
7d Change	-14.94%	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
30d Change	-21.31%	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
Market Cap	$4.00M	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
FDV	$6.59M	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
24h Volume	$6.57M	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
Circulating Supply	127.54M VIC	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
Total / Max Supply	210.00M VIC	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
All-Time High	$3.88 (2021-09-06), -99.19% from ATH	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
All-Time Low	$0.02499 (2026-08-03), +25.41% above ATL	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC
Market Cap Rank	#1,698	CoinGecko	2026-08-03 10:55 UTC

Verification notes: computed market cap (127.54M x $0.0313) equals the reported $4.00M, computed FDV (210M x $0.0313) equals the reported $6.59M, and the MC/FDV ratio of 0.61 matches the circulating/total supply ratio of 60.7% (CoinGecko reports 127.54M circulating out of 210M total). The 24h volume-to-market-cap ratio is an extreme ~164%, which reads as delisting-driven dump/exit volume rather than organic turnover. VIC hit a new all-time low at 03:43 UTC today before rebounding ~25% off that low to its current level, so the day's tape is a crash-and-bounce, not a stable read.

Fundamentals

Product. Viction is described by its listing as a "people-centric layer-1 blockchain" offering zero-gas transactions, speed, security, and scalability, powered by its native VIC token. It is categorized as a Smart Contract Platform, Layer 1, and Masternodes project, and is part of the DWF Labs portfolio. The network is a continuation of TomoChain, which rebranded to Viction; the project states its mainnet has operated stably for roughly eight years.

Traction. On-chain fee capture is minimal: CoinGecko reports 24-hour fees of $0.03 and 24-hour project revenue of $0.00, consistent with a zero-gas model that collects almost nothing from usage. Distribution is broad but shallow, with VIC listed across 14 exchanges and 15 markets. The CER.live security rating on the CoinGecko page is 20%, with 0% insurance and 0% bug bounty scores.

Competition. Viction competes in the crowded general-purpose L1 space. Its differentiators are the zero-gas execution model and masternode governance structure, but with essentially zero captured revenue and a $4M market cap, it sits at the speculative tail of the L1 category rather than alongside major execution platforms. No direct competitor comparison was retrieved in today's sources; this is an inferred read.

Tokenomics

Item	Retrieved Data	Inferred Read
Utility	Native utility token of the Viction L1, used for network gas and governance per its positioning as a masternode-based platform (CoinGecko categories: Smart Contract Platform, Masternodes, Layer 1)	Utility is thin beyond gas and stake; with zero transaction fees, token demand has no strong organic driver
Supply	210.00M total and max supply; 127.54M circulating (60.7% of max)	Roughly 82.5M VIC remains un-emitted or locked, but no unlock schedule was retrieved to size its near-term pressure
Allocation	No allocation breakdown retrieved from the sources accessed	Cannot assess insider/team concentration without a primary allocation source
Vesting / Unlocks	No dated unlock schedule retrieved; the operative supply event found is the Binance delisting timeline	The Aug 17 delisting and Oct 17 withdrawal deadline function as a forced exit event that overrides scheduled unlock math for most holders
Value Capture	24h project revenue reported as $0.00 and 24h fees as $0.03 on CoinGecko	Zero-gas design means near-zero fee capture; value would have to come from gas-demand or stake yields, neither of which is visible in the retrieved data

Catalysts

Catalyst	Timing	Evidence	Potential Impact
Binance spot delisting of VIC	Spot trading ceases 2026-08-17 03:00 UTC	Official Binance announcement; confirmed by The Crypto Basic and Crypto Briefing	High negative: removes VIC's dominant liquidity venue
Binance wind-down phases (margin, Simple Earn, futures)	2026-08-04 to 2026-08-10	Official Binance announcement	Medium negative: cascading product removals compress accessible supply over two weeks
Deposits no longer credited / withdrawals end	Deposits cut 2026-08-18; withdrawals end 2026-10-17; stablecoin conversion possible after 2026-10-18 (not guaranteed)	Official Binance announcement	High negative: creates a hard exit deadline and forced-conversion tail risk
Monitoring Tag placement (warning label)	Applied 2026-04-30, now realized as delisting	Official Binance monitoring tag announcement; CoinNess	Negative precursor that the delisting materialized

No positive catalysts appeared in today's coverage. The only forward-looking framing in the retrieved material is the project's own statement, surfaced via the CoinGecko page, that its mainnet has operated stably for eight years.

Risks

Risk	Severity	Evidence	Why It Matters
Liquidity concentration + delisting	High	Binance VIC/USDT and VIC/TRY carry roughly $5.5M of the ~$6.6M 24h total (CoinGecko tickers, 2026-08-03), about 84%; delisting per Binance announcement	After Aug 17, remaining venues (Bitget, Bybit, MEXC, Gate) are thin; price discovery deteriorates sharply
Hard exit deadline / forced conversion	High	Withdrawals end 2026-10-17; "may be converted into stablecoins" after 2026-10-18 and this is "not guaranteed" per Binance announcement	Holders who miss the window face conversion at whatever price the market sets, with no guarantee of execution
Downtrend and fresh ATL	High	ATL $0.02499 set 2026-08-03; -99.19% from ATH; -37.25% over 60d (CoinGecko)	Momentum and structure are both negative; the bounce is off a fresh record low
Security posture	Medium	CER.live security score 20%, 0% bug bounty, per CoinGecko	Weak security signals add friction for any venue retaining the asset
Ticker/copycat confusion	Low-Medium	Separate CONVICTION token and WVIC wrappers exist; Bitvavo still lists TOMO/EUR (CoinGecko tickers)	Legacy and wrapped tickers raise the chance of trading the wrong asset

Discrepancy flagged: a defi-planet article covering the delisting states VIC had no prior Monitoring Tag, but Binance's own April 30 announcement title and body explicitly include VIC among the five tokens added to the tag. The primary Binance source takes precedence; VIC was under a warning label for roughly three months before the delisting. Note also that Binance's delisting rationale is a general periodic asset review (liquidity, development activity, network security, team commitment, transparency, tokenomics, regulatory standing) with no token-specific justification given.

Outlook

Scenario	Conditions	Read
Bull	Delisting selling exhausts early; residual venues absorb volume; zero-gas L1 narrative or ecosystem news re-emerges	Could establish a low-liquidity floor, but no retrieved source supports this outcome near-term
Base	Declining tape into Aug 17; dump-dominated volume; price oscillates near or below the ATL zone as Binance wind-down phases pass	Most consistent with the data: dominant venue departing, no positive catalyst found
Bear	Post-delisting liquidity collapse on thin venues; holders crowd the Oct 17 withdrawal window; possible stablecoin conversion at distressed prices after Oct 18	Downside scenario is concrete because Binance is ~84% of volume and the withdrawal deadline is hard-coded

Conclusion

VIC's situation today is defined entirely by venue risk. Binance flagged VIC in April, and on Aug 3 made that flag final: spot trading ends Aug 17, deposits stop Aug 18, and withdrawals are cut Oct 17, with an unguaranteed stablecoin conversion window opening Oct 18. The token printed a new all-time low at $0.02499 this morning on the announcement, and the 164% volume-to-market-cap ratio shows exit flow dominating the tape. There is no offsetting positive catalyst in today's coverage, and with roughly 84% of volume concentrated on the exchange that is removing it, the post-delisting liquidity picture on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC, and Gate is the key unknown.

Bottom line. This is a delisting-driven distribution event with a hard deadline, not a fundamentals story. VIC's risk/reward is unfavorable through the delisting window; the monitors that would change the read are a stabilization of price on residual venues and sustained volume after Aug 17. The Oct 17 withdrawal cutoff is the single most important date for anyone still holding, and the Oct 18 conversion clause is the tail risk to respect. This is a watchlist situation, not an entry, and none of this is financial advice.