VeChain Tops Crypto Development Charts – Will VET Price Follow?

• ChainBroker has ranked Vechain among the top networks based on the growth activity that they have witnessed.
• IOTA and Tezos are right behind Vechain, with an activity growth of 1780% and 733% respectively.

According to insights from ChainBroker, a platform tracking crypto development and investment trends, a list has emerged showing which blockchain networks are gaining developer traction. Leading the pack is ZetaChain, an omnichain smart contract platform, showing an eye-popping 2,850% growth in developer activity.

Hot on its heels is 0x Protocol, the DeFi infrastructure powering many decentralized exchanges (DEXs), with a 2,600% increase.

But perhaps the most interesting entry is VeChain, now ranked third, with a 2,400% surge in development activity. Commenting on the network’s performance, the Vechain team said,” Summer or winter, we build relentlessly. Mass adoption is the objective; VeChainThor is the protocol.”

VeChain’s growing footprint in the DeFi space is supported by some key on-chain stats. Its Total Value Locked (TVL) currently sits at $1.38 million, though it dipped by about 8% in the last 24 hours. Its stablecoin market cap stands at $287,368, and its 24-hour DEX trading volume clocks in at $149,431.

As for VET, VeChain’s native token, it’s currently trading at around $0.0204, up 4.46% on the day and modestly 0.34% for the week. The project holds a market cap of $2.07 billion, and while still far from its all-time high of $0.27, analysts at CoinCodex suggest it could rise to $0.031 in the near future, a small but steady climb back.

One analyst, known as Brain2Jene, put it this way:

VET looks poised to stabilize around current levels, potentially forming a solid bottom here. If this holds, I expect the journey to resume toward $0.04 and $0.05 in the next few weeks or months. There’s still plenty of upside ahead. Patience pays in crypto cycles.

It’s a reminder that while the charts may move daily, the real signals often come from under the hood, like developer commitment and growing use cases.