Low fees aren’t enough, VanarChain moves forward with lower latency and a steady rhythm.
I opened VanarChain’s dashboard late one night, watching the average fee rise and fall with load, watching p95 stay steady while p99 crept upward, how ironic, the worst numbers always show up exactly when users have the least patience.
I think fee optimization is not just about lowering the price, it is about making it predictable, the fee estimator has to track the most recent block data, classify transactions by urgency, and return a level that is reliable enough that users do not have to resend, when fees become something you can trust, friction drops away on its own.
Latency is the same, I looked at the trace of a transaction’s path, from signing in the wallet, into the mempool, packaged into a block, then reaching finality, perhaps anyone who has operated nodes understands, one bottleneck is enough to collapse the whole experience, so VanarChain has to keep cadence through continuous observation, measuring p50, p95, p99 by region, by dapp type, by hour, then optimizing each small point, propagation, scheduling, RPC responses.
I am tired of big promises, but I still believe, a product matures when users no longer have to think about fees and waiting time, they just tap, and everything happens as it should.
If VanarChain keeps using data as its compass, and keeps shaving off every millisecond, every fraction of a fee, what do you think returns first, real users, or our own conviction.
