In the Layer 1 blockchain race, another interesting player has emerged—Vanar Chain. This chain has big ambitions, wanting to position itself as the exclusive stage for games, AI, and brand applications.
In terms of technology, it appears robust. A transaction finality of 1.35 seconds is not considered slow among many L1s, and transaction fees that approach zero are a real advantage for large-scale applications. Coupled with carbon-neutral features, in the ESG trend, it also becomes an interesting topic.
The key to the ecosystem is the token $VANRY. It is not just the fuel for the network, but more like the glue that connects various participants—brands, developers, users—all of whom can earn incentives. This design logic itself is worth considering.
Recently, Vanar seems to be trying to secure a major partnership. If the implemented applications can truly bring users and transaction volume, there is indeed room to capture token value. This project remains worth following in the Web3 sector.
Although Vanar Chain is currently preparing the entire AI agent ecosystem, we usually assume that blockchain is for humans. Honestly, it is very ideal for bots to complete transactions among themselves due to the small payments and the very fast finality. Just consider this: millions of transactions occur every second when one AI buys data for training or rents processors from another AI. \nVanar is creating a kind of "economic layer" for machines where agents own and trade assets independently of humans. This network is evolving from a gaming hub to a center for the future autonomous economy.
