I’m starting to see @Vanarchain as more than a “fast L1” story. When a network can support real-world workflows like supply chain compliance, automated settlements, and cross-border coordination, that’s when Web3 stops feeling experimental.
The whole “sentient supply chain” direction is wild in the best way distributed nodes doing the heavy lifting, AI-driven automation reducing paperwork friction, and a model where usage (not hype) drives demand. If $VANRY keeps getting tied to real industrial activity, that’s a different kind of narrative entirely: infrastructure that earns attention by working.