The final code review on the eve of the bubble burst: Is Vanar building AI infrastructure or constructing a castle in the air without an entrance?
When I was forced to refresh the page again due to the Creator Pad's signature pop-up freezing, the sky outside was already beginning to brighten. This was the third time this week that the same bug had occurred. To be honest, if it weren't for its negligible gas fees, I would have completely deleted this test environment long ago. During this time, in order to find a stable "home" for this generative NFT project, I tried out every public chain that I could name on the market, from Ethereum's Layer 2 to Solana, which is touted as the "Ethereum killer," and then to those unknown modular new chains. In the end, I found that each one was more hype than the last. Just when I was feeling hopeless about the infrastructure of the entire industry, Vanar, with its extremely "counterintuitive" existence, caught my attention. It doesn't talk about any disruptive consensus algorithms or complicated zero-knowledge proofs. It just focuses on one thing: how to get AI companies that don't even understand blockchain to put their data on the chain.