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# Native Token

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**VORA Native Token** means the main cryptocurrency of the Vorachain network.

VORA is used to pay transaction fees (gas fees), transfer value, support staking and validator rewards, and access services within the Vorachain ecosystem. Unlike a token created on another blockchain, VORA is built directly into Vorachain and is required to operate transactions on the network.

## 🌐Network Information

| INFO            | RESULTS                                           |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Network Name    | VORA                                              |
| Chain ID        | 3318                                              |
| Currency Symbol | VRA                                               |
| HEX             | 0xCF6                                             |
| RPC URL         | vorascan.io/rpc                                   |
| Block Explorer  | [https://vorascan.io](https://vorascan.io/)       |
| DeFi App        | [https://voradex.io](https://voradex.io/)         |
| Chain wallet    | [https://vorawallet.com](https://vorawallet.com/) |

### 💰 Token Specifications <a href="#token-specifications" id="token-specifications"></a>

Every transaction on the VoraChain network requires a small amount of VRA to process. VRA is used similarly to: ETH on Ethereum, BNB on BNB Chain, MATIC/POL on Polygon

| Specification       | Details                  |
| ------------------- | ------------------------ |
| Native token        | VORA                     |
| Token Symbol        | VRA                      |
| Ecosystem           | +50 Project              |
| Blockchain Support  | EVM                      |
| Decimals            | 18                       |
| Total Supply        | 200,000,000 VRA          |
| Max Supply          | 200,000,000 VRA          |
| Consensus Mechanism | Proof of Authority (PoA) |
| Block Time          | <2 second                |
| Finality            | <1-2 second              |

## ⚡ Performance Analysis <a href="#performance-analysis" id="performance-analysis"></a>

**🚀 Speed**

VoraChain uses a Proof of Authority (PoA) consensus mechanism, enabling faster block confirmations and lower resource consumption compared to traditional Proof of Work systems.

With an average block time of approximately 2 seconds:

TPS ≈ Transactions / Seconds

#### 🔹 Example Formula <a href="#example-formula" id="example-formula"></a>

Gas cost calculation on EVM chains generally follows:

*Transaction Fee= Gas Used × Gas Price*

Where:

* **Gas Used** = computational workload
* **Gas Price** = price paid per gas unit

## 🔐 Security Considerations <a href="#security-considerations" id="security-considerations"></a>

**Best Practices**

1. **Hardware Wallets**: Use for large holdings
2. **Multi-Signature**: For treasury management
3. **Regular Audits**: Smart contract review
4. **Secure Storage**: Never share private keys

**Risk Management**

* **Volatility**: Cryptocurrency price fluctuations
* **Smart Contract Risk**: Audit before interaction
* **Bridge Risk**: Verify bridge contracts
* **Custody Risk**: Self-custody responsibility

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**VORA Native Token** means the main cryptocurrency of the Vorachain network.
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