Vanar Chain is actually quite interesting. It is not just a chain that follows trends, but truly aims to integrate AI and blockchain to create something practical and applicable.
In simple terms, Vanar is a Layer 1 public chain that is EVM compatible, so developers can easily get started without much barrier. But its most unique feature is positioning itself as an 'AI-native' blockchain—meaning that AI is not something added on but is designed into it from the ground up.
They focus on two main directions:
One is PayFi (payment finance), wanting to make on-chain payments smarter and closer to real-world financial scenarios;
The other is RWA (real-world asset tokenization), bringing things like houses, artworks, and invoices onto the chain, using AI to help process and verify them.
There have also been many optimizations in performance: fast transaction speeds and low fees, suitable for high-frequency interaction scenarios, such as gaming, entertainment brands, or some real-time applications. They also developed something called Neutron, which can compress massive amounts of data into on-chain queryable 'seeds', allowing AI to directly understand on-chain information without having to fetch data from scratch every time, which is quite a clever design idea.
The token is called VANRY, used for paying gas, staking, storage fees, etc. The chain also has a deflationary mechanism, like burning coins.
Overall, if you're not interested in pure speculation but want to see how the next generation of Web3 integrates with AI, real assets, and real payments, Vanar Chain is worth keeping an eye on. It doesn't shout big slogans like some projects do, but it is actually doing quite practical things, and it feels like a chain prepared for brands, large companies, and real use cases.