Ecosystem Blog #4

Team growth, chain progress, Launchpad reality, and what comes next

In our last blog we discussed the Engage Leaderboard going live, insights from Consensus in Hong Kong, and how our reach is expanding through new creator partnerships. Read more.

Welcome, Max

We’ve strengthened the commercial Web3 team.

Maximilian joins us as our new Web3 Business Developer. He’s 26, born in Bolivia with German roots, and brings an international perspective to what we’re building.

Before joining Vision, he worked in the stablecoin payments and digital asset solutions space in Latin America, supporting businesses with blockchain-based financial infrastructure, cross-border transactions, and compliant digital asset operations in evolving regulatory environments.

That experience is highly relevant for Vision. We’re building infrastructure that enables regulated assets to move onchain. Understanding how digital assets operate in real-world regulatory contexts matters a lot in that setup.

He’s already working on partnerships, integrations and commercial opportunities across Vision, the Wallet and upcoming chain use cases.

Infrastructure alone does not create activity. Real integrations and real counterparties do. That’s where his focus is.

Vision Chain – stack locked in

On the chain side, we’ve finalised the commercial negotiation with our rollup stack provider.

We’re planning to reveal the partnership together. No date yet, but progress is good.

The goal is not to launch just another chain, but to the infrastructure layer for regulated finance in Europe. The long-term vision is simple:

• Institutions issue tokenised assets in a compliance-ready environment
• Users access those assets through Bitpanda and the Wallet
• Developers build applications with VSN utility on top of that liquidity

When those three layers reinforce each other, you get recurring activity instead of hype cycles.

That is the idea. Nothing complicated. Just a system that feeds itself.

Launchpad – where we stand

Let’s talk openly about Launchpad.

In its original form, it depends on crypto projects wanting to launch tokens. Right now, that market is slow. The Fear and Greed Index is sitting in extreme fear. No serious teams are planning TGEs in this environment.

That’s not a Vision-specific issue. It’s the broader market reality.

The more interesting angle for Launchpad is what happens once Vision Chain is live.

Real-world assets generally do not move with crypto market swings. Tokenised funds, private credit and structured financial products are driven by capital flows and regulation, not by short-term sentiment.

In that setup, Launchpad becomes a structured launch layer for assets on the chain.

That’s the direction.

Wallet – next feature

The next wallet feature we’re preparing is not dependent on market sentiment.

It’s designed to generate revenue in any environment, bull or bear. That’s intentional.

Features that perform in strong markets are nice, but we need to build a resilient ecosystem. As mentioned in the previous updates, the focus is on recurring activity and recurring revenue, regardless of price cycles.

Revenue, flywheel, and price

While we are shifting some priorities to react to the market, the strategy remains unchanged:

Generate real revenue. Get the flywheel running. Move toward a buyback and burn system funded by ecosystem activity.

VSN is not cosmetic. It’s the coordination layer between institutional issuance, retail usage, and developer activity. When those parts generate measurable fees, the token economics validate themselves.

Vision’s price has held up relatively well compared to the broader market, especially with sentiment currently in extreme fear. That’s encouraging. But we’re obviously not where we want to be.

There’s no shortcut.

Build the infrastructure.

Drive usage.

Generate revenue.

Let the rest follow.

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