To be honest, it's 2026, and if any project still comes to me with just a PPT talking about 'changing the world,' I'll immediately block them. There are countless public chains now, L1 and L2 are in fierce competition, but I recently went through all the updates from @Vanarchain and the V23 protocol whitepaper three times, had two cups of coffee, and finally sorted out the hardcore insights within.
Today, let's skip the technical jargon and simply chat with my brothers about why I think the Vanar Chain project, especially its recent positioning in AI and enterprise applications, has indeed given me a different sense of 'practical experience.'
Don't just focus on 'AI'; you need to see how it 'lands'.
Now, many projects on the streets are using AI as a facade. But I researched Vanar's Kayon engine, and its underlying logic is quite ruthless: it does not make you run those bulky models on-chain, but treats AI as the 'smart steward' of the blockchain.
I previously tried experiencing the ecological applications on it, and the most intuitive feeling is: fast and stable. Many public chains experience gas fees that fluctuate like a roller coaster when market conditions change, making it difficult for traditional big brands wanting to enter. Its V23 protocol addresses this pain point—extremely low and stable costs. This is the business logic and the underlying reason why giants like Google Cloud and NVIDIA are willing to collaborate deeply with it.
Token logic: not just fuel, but also 'means of production'.
As an old hand in the market, I value the 'consumption scenarios' of a token the most. In the #Vanar system, the presence of $VANRY is very strong.
First is its hardcore consumption: all transactions and smart contract calls in the ecosystem must use it. Especially for games like (World of Dypians), once there are more players, that kind of high-frequency, small-scale consumption is astonishing.
What excites me the most is its myNeutron subscription model. If you are a developer wanting to use its AI computing power to analyze data, you need to hold or stake this token. The logic is solid: the more users there are, the smarter the AI becomes; the smarter the AI, the more people want to use it; the more people want to use it, the more intense the token's lock-up and consumption will be. This is not just a pipe dream; this is a real supply-demand closed loop.
A bit of personal practical thinking.
Compared to those 'king projects' with valuations of hundreds of millions of dollars but no users or products, I prefer this pragmatic approach that quietly builds an ecosystem with top-tier partner support. I previously tested its interaction threshold, and it indeed cured my 'on-chain anxiety disorder'. At this point, technology is no longer a barrier; the real skill is how to seamlessly integrate traditional traffic into Web3.
The blockchain has developed to this point; the concepts have become stale. What comes next is to see 'who can really be used'. This project gives me a feeling: it is not building castles in the air but rather constructing a highway that allows both big trucks (enterprises) and small cars (retail investors) to run comfortably.
Understanding the logic gives us confidence. In this circle, being able to understand trends is just the basics; the key to differentiate ourselves from those reckless newcomers is to endure solitude and dig into projects with real-world applications.
