Let’s be honest.
Crypto projects love to name-drop big partners. Most of the time it’s just a logo slapped on a website and a nice-looking press release.
Vanar’s NVIDIA partnership feels different.
Not just because it’s NVIDIA — obviously that’s massive — but because of what Vanar actually gets access to. CUDA. Tensor. Omniverse. Gameworks.
That’s not a “hey look who we know” type collab.
That’s tooling. Real infrastructure.
And that matters.
Building AI apps on crypto isn’t easy. Most chains basically hand you a ledger and say, “Good luck.”
Vanar’s bet is that devs need more than just a ledger. They need the tools to actually train models, render environments, and handle serious data at scale.
That’s where NVIDIA fits in.
It bridges the gap between “AI-native” as a buzzword and “AI-native” as actual engineering.
Now bring it back to $VANRY.
Better tools → attract better builders.
Better builders → ship better apps.
Better apps → create real usage. Subscriptions. Transactions. Agent workflows.
That’s the value loop.
It won’t happen overnight. Stuff like this takes time.
But you can already see the direction they’re aiming for.
They also teased another giant partner for GDC. Still waiting on that name. If it’s anywhere close to this level, the gaming side could get very interesting, very fast.
For now though, this one alone is worth paying attention to.
NVIDIA doesn’t casually attach its name to things without substance.