VGX Token 

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What is VGX Token?

VGX Token (VGX) is an Ethereum ERC-20 token that has passed through three identities: Ethos (ticker BQX, launched 2017), Voyager Token (the loyalty and utility token of the Voyager app from 2019), and its current form as a gaming and Web3 rewards token under VGX Foundation stewardship. Per DropsTab data, VGX runs as an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum with 8 decimals, verifiable on Etherscan. Voyager-era benefits no longer function since the platform shut down in 2022.

How did Voyager Digital's bankruptcy affect VGX?

Voyager Digital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 5–6, 2022, and shut down its platform. The bankruptcy ended VGX's role as the Voyager app's utility token — cashback rewards, interest boosts, and staking tiers all ceased. Stewardship of the token passed to the VGX Foundation. The estate's customer distributions, which began with an initial recovery of roughly 35.72% of claims, concerned customer account balances rather than VGX token distribution.

Who governs VGX after the Voyager collapse?

The VGX Foundation governs VGX following Voyager's 2022 bankruptcy. The Foundation acquired Voyager's smart-contract and intellectual property in 2023 and reportedly took control of a large, undisclosed share of VGX supply. It presents VGX as a gaming and Web3 rewards token, with announced integrations in Genopets, Honeyland, and Gala Games. The current operating status of those GameFi reward programs could not be independently verified, so they stand as historical announcements rather than confirmed live programs.

What is VGX token used for now?

The VGX Foundation positions VGX as a gaming and Web3 rewards token. Announced integrations include Genopets, Honeyland, and Gala Games during 2024, though their current operating status is unverified. The original Voyager-era utilities — cashback rewards, interest boosts on holdings, fee rebates, and staking tiers — ended when the Voyager platform shut down. No independently verifiable active token sink exists for VGX.

Is VGX still trading, and on which venues?

VGX trades on a minimal set of venues. Per DropsTab data, live tracked markets consist of a spot pair on Poloniex (VGX/USDT) and a decentralized pair on Uniswap V4 on Ethereum (VGX/WETH); no derivative markets exist. Broad access is gone — Binance delisted VGX on August 26, 2024, and Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance.US listings are legacy artifacts of the Voyager era.

How thin is VGX trading liquidity?

VGX liquidity is structurally thin. The token relies on a small centralized exchange pair (Poloniex) and an Ethereum AMM pool (Uniswap V4). Shallow order-book depth means VGX prices can gap between trades, and quotes across the venues can diverge materially. The loss of major venue listings after Voyager's 2022 bankruptcy removed the deepest liquidity sources VGX previously had.

Can VGX still be claimed or redeemed from the Voyager estate?

No claim or redemption mechanism exists for VGX itself. Voyager's reward and airdrop programs ended when the platform shut down in 2022. The estate's customer distributions — an initial recovery of about 35.72% of claims — repaid customer account balances, and VGX holders received no separate token distribution from the estate.

Does VGX have a maximum supply cap or token burn?

No fixed maximum supply is defined for VGX. Total supply expanded materially over the token's life: roughly 222.3 million VGX existed at the 2019 Voyager rebrand, with growth following the LGO exchange acquisition in 2020 and the VGX 1.0 + LGO to VGX 2.0 merger of August 16–20, 2021. On November 3, 2023, a wallet tied to the Voyager estate burned 52 million VGX — about $7.3 million at the time, which CoinDesk reported as roughly 30% of total supply. The burn was a one-time event, not a recurring mechanism.

Did VGX hold a token sale before becoming the Voyager token?

Yes. The project launched as Ethos (ticker BQX) and ran a public token sale from October 25 to November 5, 2017, reportedly raising $37–39 million — about 139 million tokens at roughly $0.2756. The sale was deliberately opened to the community rather than reserved for venture investors. These figures come from secondary reporting; no primary source page survives. Ardor Greentech acquired Ethos.io in 2019, producing the Voyager rebrand.

Is VGX a stock or a security?

VGX is a cryptocurrency token, not company equity — the "vgx stock" search query maps to Voyager Digital's former shares, which are a separate instrument from the token. DropsTab carries a "SEC security token" category tag for VGX. A class action against Voyager was built on the company's unregistered Earn accounts; no regulator classification of the VGX token itself is established in open sources.