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Full Ethereum compatibility via sequential EVM upgrades (Cancun, Prague, Fusaka, Glamsterdam).
JSON-RPC equivalence: Hardhat, Foundry, MetaMask, Ethers.js all work natively on VeChainThor with no custom adapters - crosschain compatibility goes 10x.
Transaction finality: committee-based validation for deterministic settlement.
Validator flexibility: new delegation controls for a more diverse, resilient validator set.
On-chain RWA attestation: cryptographic proof that a tokenized asset corresponds to a real-world counterpart.

The EVM and JSON-RPC pieces have the most immediate developer impact.

All that to say: It's opening a lot of doors to and from VeChainThor. Buckle up

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Our roadmap makes a clear argument: agents need verified identity, auditable action records, and trustless payment rails. Public blockchains provide all 3. We are upgrading VeChainThor specifically to serve this need through on-chain agent identity, credibility scoring, and MCP integration that lets agents interact directly with the chain.

The counter-argument is usually centralized systems or trusted execution environments. But neither solves the interoperability problem across agent-to-agent transactions.

Is blockchain the right trust layer for agents, or is there a better architecture you are watching?

Our 2026 roadmap has all the details: https://medium.com/vechain-foundation/vechain-roadmap-2026-agentic-foundations-for-tomorrow-beyond-a1f43a7a5c38

A breakdown of what Interstellar actually covers, since we packed a lot into the roadmap..

VeChain Renaissance: Interstellar - Opening VeChainThor to the World with JSON-RPC, EVM Parity

Question for the community: what is your current thinking on blockchain as the trust layer for AI agents?