Bio
Long Vuong is the Founder of TomoChain, the layer-1 blockchain that rebranded to Viction in 2023, and serves as a Council Member of the Tomo Foundation. His public profiles as of 2026 identify TomoChain and Solscan as former roles, with his current formal position being Council Member of the Tomo Foundation — a governance body that provides strategic oversight to the Viction ecosystem without holding an operating executive role at the network company.
TomoChain was founded in 2017 and launched its mainnet in 2018, positioned as a high-throughput, EVM-compatible layer-1 blockchain using a Proof-of-Stake Voting (PoSV) consensus mechanism. The network rebranded to Viction in 2023 alongside a shift in strategic positioning toward user experience, identity, and application-layer development. The native token migrated from TOMO to VIC as part of the rebrand.
Vuong is also associated with Solscan, a Solana blockchain explorer, in a founding or early investor capacity. Solscan was acquired by Etherscan in 2024; his exact role — whether founder, early investor, or advisor — has not been independently confirmed to the level required for definitive attribution. His historical biographies describe involvement with the NEM blockchain ecosystem, though primary evidence for a formal co-founder or project-lead attribution to NEM has not been independently confirmed.
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