The "UX" Problem in Crypto
Over the last ten years, crypto has been facing an enormous use case issue. We challenge users to deal with 24 word seed phrases, complicated gas fees, and wait minutes to cheque that a transaction is confirmed. Comparing it to this is asking a person to know how TCP/IP works in order to send an email. It is this friction that has to date taken the majority of the world to onboard even with the hype.
The philosophy of Vanar Chain is that the best technology is one that is invisible. The customer who is either a gamer purchasing a sword or a music enthusiast who is getting a rare track or a business who uses AI-driven technologies does not necessarily have to understand that he or she is using blockchain. They only require it to find a working cheaply, and immediately.
The strength of Micro-Transactions.
The initial move toward the invisibility of blockchain is the elimination of cost fear. In the legacy chain such as Ethereum, even a basic charge may require a few dollars or more than 50 dollars at the time when there is high traffic. This renders micro-transactions such as the purchase of a 99cent in game item beyond comprehensible.
Vanar flips this script. Through its credit of high performance, Proof of Reputation consensus mechanism, it pushes the transaction costs down to cents. It is closer to approximately half a penny. This is not a marginal improvement, but a new paradigm that opens up the whole new business models.
Instant Gratification of 3-Second Finality.
It is not everything in low cost. The other half is speed. Living in the age of modern applications and games, users nowadays want answers immediately. The duration of a block verification seems an eternity.
Vanar Chain is fast with a block time of only 3 seconds. This implies that once a consumer clicks the button of buying an asset, it is in his/her wallet near instantly. Such an instant finality plays a key role in the development of a smooth user experience that is comparable to centralised apps. It is the distinction between an unsophisticated crypto application and a shiny, updated interface.
The intelligent layer: Neutron and Kayon.
But Vanar is not merely quick and cheap; he is smart. Here its AI-native capabilities, Neutron and Kayon, play a role.
Consider Neutron to be the memory in the blockchain. It enables smart contracts both to store, and comprehend rich data, not merely simple figures. Kayon is the reasoning machine that is able to analyse that data and make decisions.
To a user, it symbolises intelligent applications. Consider a game that learns your playing patterns and customises, or a financial application that can cheque a document on-chain and go through with it without a human intermediary. This intelligence occurs in the background, which makes it a more effective and individualised experience.
The Road to Mass Adoption
With very low costs, high speed and inbuilt intelligence, Vanar is eliminating the technical obstacles that have impeded Web3. It is establishing a network that allows developers to build apps that are as usable as their Web2 equivalents, but include all the functionality of blockchain technology ownership, transparency, and security.
It is the way to board the following billion users. Not by educating them of the concept of privibility keys, but by creating a system so efficient and non-obtrusive that they are unaware of its existence.
