I usually roll my eyes at “built for mass adoption.” Most chains start with hardcore tech and expect normal users to adapt later.
What made me stop and actually look at Vanar wasn’t speed or TPS claims — it was where they chose to play.
Instead of fighting for mindshare in DeFi dashboards, they went straight into games and entertainment. At first I thought it was avoidance. Then I realized: this is the hard part.
People don’t wake up wanting wallets, gas fees, or bridges. They want to play, collect, explore, and feel part of something. @Vanarchain uses those instincts as the entry point and lets the blockchain fade into the background.
Virtua feels like a world, not a crypto demo. VGN meets gamers where they already are. No tutorials. No friction. Experience first.
That matters more than any TPS chart.
Gaming and metaverse are still the cleanest on-ramps for non-crypto users. When people are having fun, they don’t care what chain they’re on, and that’s exactly the goal.
I’m not blindly bullish. Scale and retention will be the real test. Games attract users fast, but keeping them is everything.
Still, while most chains chase narratives, Vanar feels like it’s quietly studying how real people actually enter Web3.
Not loud.
Not flashy.
Just intentional.
