Yesterday Google Cloud released a message, and I almost thought I misread it.
This search giant has surprisingly reached a technological cooperation with a niche blockchain called Vanar. Not just Google, but even NVIDIA is on the list.
To be honest, in this coin circle flooded with AI narratives, I've seen too many projects riding the hype. But Vnar is different; it might be the first truly AI-native blockchain that traditional tech giants are willing to endorse.
The question is: why it?
Most people's understanding of AI public chains is still stuck in the stage of 'forcing AI functions into the blockchain'. It's like putting a smartphone label on an old Nokia; it looks impressive, but it still operates the same way.
But Vanar has been designed as an infrastructure for AI since day one.
It has three products with strange names: myNeutron, Kayon, Flows. But their functions are very practical: semantic memory, on-chain reasoning, and automated execution.
In plain language, it means that AI can 'remember', 'think', and 'act' on-chain.
This sounds very technical, but think about the real scenarios:
Your AI assistant helps you manage DeFi investments; it needs to remember your risk preferences (memory), analyze market data to make judgments (reasoning), and then automatically execute trades (action).
Traditional blockchains cannot do this because they are essentially just ledgers. Vanar has achieved it because it is fundamentally designed for AI from the genetic level.
This is why Google and NVIDIA chose it.
The giants in Silicon Valley are not foolish; they won't cooperate on a PPT project just to ride the wave. What they are interested in is that Vanar has solved a real technical problem: how to make AI run natively on the blockchain.
But there is a contrast here:
The price performance of VANRY does not match its technological progress at all.
Technical indicators show that this coin is experiencing a long-term downward trend. The price is $0.006409, far below the 99-period moving average of $0.00672. The RSI is only 37.25, close to the oversold zone.
The market seems not to have realized that this project has moved from the 'concept phase' to the 'application phase'.
What’s more interesting is that Vanar is about to launch a subscription model for AI tools, where users need to pay with VANRY. This means that with the promotion of AI products, there will be continuous real demand for VANRY, rather than pure speculative hype.
In this speculative market, a project with real practical value is severely undervalued.
This reminds me of Chainlink in 2020. At that time, everyone was hyping DeFi concept coins, but the LINK, which truly solved the oracle problem, was overlooked for a long time. Until people realized that without oracles, DeFi simply cannot work.
The current situation is very similar. Everyone is hyping the AI concept, but the infrastructure that can truly allow AI to run natively in Web3 is being overlooked.
MACD has shown a bullish reversal signal, and the technicals indicate a possible trend change. But more importantly, the fundamentals: when AI truly starts to be applied on a large scale, who will be the beneficiaries of the underlying infrastructure?
The answer may be clearer than everyone thinks.
Projects that are still discussing the 'AI + blockchain' concept have already lost at the starting line. Meanwhile, those that were born for AI from day one are quietly gaining recognition from traditional tech giants.
The market always corrects itself; it's just a matter of time. dyor