#vanar $VANRY Vanar: The more "invisible" you are, the more frightening it becomes?
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Are public chains competing to see who can shout the loudest? They want to engrave the words “I am blockchain” on the user's forehead. But Vanar
is quite interesting; my research shows it's practically an “invisible man.” It's deeply integrated with Google Cloud, not to show off, but to allow those big web2 companies (gaming, entertainment) to enter the scene "unnoticed."
I think #Vanar's logic is quite clever: it sees that ordinary users don't care about decentralization at all, they only care about whether it's fun and whether it lags. What it does is hide things like Gas fees and mnemonic phrases that discourage newcomers. In this red ocean where everyone wants to be the “world computer,” Vanar’s willingness to be the “background waiter” might just be the real “Trojan horse” that can bring a billion users into the fold.
@Vanarchain $VANRY
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Are public chains competing to see who can shout the loudest? They want to engrave the words “I am blockchain” on the user's forehead. But Vanar
is quite interesting; my research shows it's practically an “invisible man.” It's deeply integrated with Google Cloud, not to show off, but to allow those big web2 companies (gaming, entertainment) to enter the scene "unnoticed."
I think #Vanar's logic is quite clever: it sees that ordinary users don't care about decentralization at all, they only care about whether it's fun and whether it lags. What it does is hide things like Gas fees and mnemonic phrases that discourage newcomers. In this red ocean where everyone wants to be the “world computer,” Vanar’s willingness to be the “background waiter” might just be the real “Trojan horse” that can bring a billion users into the fold.
@Vanarchain $VANRY