Very Network Launch: VeryWallet Adds NFTs as VeryPunks Mint Nears!
Very Network Launch progress today comes from two ecosystem updates rather than any listing news: VeryWallet now supports NFTs, and a 10,000-piece The VeryPunks collection mints start on September 28.
Buried in the mint mechanics is something this coverage hasn't found before, an actual requirement to spend VERY. This update walks through what that does and doesn't mean.
VeryWallet's Three Updates
Source: official Very Network X post, captured September 17, 2026
NFT support: holders can view NFTs directly inside VeryWallet.
Deposit alerts: notifications for incoming VERY and USDT, including transfers sent from outside VeryWallet.
Faster balances: on-screen balance updates refresh more quickly when tokens arrive.
These are incremental wallet features, useful for usability, but they don't themselves add a new demand mechanism for VERY.
VeryPunks: The First Real VERY Spending Mechanism In This Coverage
Source: official Very Network X post, captured September 17, 2026
VeryPunks is a 10,000-piece PFP collection minted from VeryChat, split into two phases:
Free Mint (Sep 28, 00:00 UTC – Oct 5, 00:00 UTC): Limited to VeryCoinTree players with 5 million or more final points, 1 per account, free, mintable only inside VeryWallet within the VeryChat app. Unminted allocations are forfeited if not claimed in the window.
Public-Mint (Oct 6, 00:00 UTC – Oct 13, 00:00 UTC): Open on remaining supply, priced at 1,000 VERY per NFT, up to 2 per account, paid from the wallet's VERY balance specifically, the post explicitly states the in-app mining balance cannot be used.
That last detail matters more than it might look. Prior coverage of this project has repeatedly asked whether anything actually requires spending VERY, as opposed to just distributing it through mining and rewards.
The public mint is a real, confirmed answer for this specific case: it requires wallet-held VERY, not mining credits, to participate. That's a genuine token sink, even if a narrow one tied to a single NFT drop rather than a recurring mechanism.
But the project itself says these NFTs have no utility.
Worth weighing directly against the point above rather than treating VeryPunks as a broad demand solution. The same post states plainly: "Pure PFP. No utility, no extra benefits now or later."
That means the 1,000 VERY spent per NFT is a one-time transaction tied to owning a profile picture, not an ongoing utility that would keep generating VERY demand after the mint windows close.
A single confirmed token sink is meaningfully different from a recurring demand driver, and VeryPunks, by the project's own description, is the former.
VERY Still Is Not Listed Anywhere
This is worth stating plainly and keeping separate from today's ecosystem news. Per current official communications, VERY is not listed on any centralized or decentralized exchange and exists on the VeryChain Mainnet.
The project's own chain. Neither the VeryWallet update nor the VeryPunks mint changes that status; both are ecosystem-level developments that occur independently of exchange listing progress.
Does This Ecosystem Progress Move VERY Closer to a Listing?
Not directly, consistent with the utility-versus-listing distinction this coverage has made before. VeryWallet's features and VeryPunks' mint mechanics represent real, confirmed activity at the ecosystem-utility stage.
They don't advance the separate, later stage of an actual exchange confirming a VERY listing, which remains the unresolved bottleneck regardless of how much activity accumulates at the utility level.
Very Network Price Prediction: Speculative Estimates, Unchanged
The 1,000 VERY mint price is a fixed in-app cost, not a market-derived figure, since VERY still is not trading anywhere. It does not establish a USD price for VERY any more than an in-game currency price would.
No official VERY market price or listing target exists in the sources reviewed, so these Very Network Price Prediction figures remain the same speculative, comparable-token bands used in prior coverage.
Scenario | Speculative Price Range | Implied FDV (at 10B supply) | Basis |
Bear Case | $0.001–$0.01 | $10M–$100M | Comparable tokens where confirmed utility (like a token sink) stayed narrow and didn't scale into recurring demand |
Base Case | $0.01–$0.05 | $100M–$500M | Comparable tokens with multiple, if modest, confirmed spending mechanisms across their ecosystem |
Bull Case | $0.05–$0.15 | $500M–$1.5B | Comparable tokens where confirmed utility expanded into recurring, not just one-time, token sinks |
One-Time Sink Vs Recurring Demand: Where VeryPunks Fits
Mechanism | Type | Recurs After Mint Windows Close? |
VeryPunks public mint (1,000 VERY per NFT) | Confirmed one-time token sink | No; fixed 10,000 supply, two defined windows |
VeryPunks free mint (VeryCoinTree points) | Not a spending mechanism; a rewards-based claim | No; points-based, no VERY spent |
VeryAds-funded Node rewards (from prior coverage) | Distribution mechanism; demand-side role still unconfirmed | Ongoing, but not confirmed as a demand driver |
Disclaimer
Informational purposes only, not financial advice. VERY is not listed on any CEX or DEX and exists on the VeryChain Mainnet, per current official communications. The VeryPunks 1,000 VERY mint price is a fixed in-app cost, not a market-derived price, and does not establish a USD value for VERY. The project states VeryPunks NFTs have no utility beyond their profile-picture function. Price figures above are speculative estimates unchanged from prior coverage, not an official Very Network forecast. Cryptocurrency carries significant risk of loss.
