Maybe you noticed a pattern. Chains born in gaming often chase users, not enterprises, and usually stall when the hype fades. When I first looked at Vanry, what struck me was the quiet shift underneath that origin. Daily active wallets hover around 120k, yet enterprise pilots have pushed average transaction sizes above $45, showing a different texture of usage. Meanwhile validator uptime sits near 99.8 percent, which matters more to enterprises than raw TPS bragging. That gaming foundation created fast feedback loops, but the enterprise layer demands steady guarantees and compliance hooks that remain early. If this holds, Vanry is less a pivot and more a slow reweighting toward predictable, earned infrastructure.
