Most current networks try to "adapt" AI into systems that were never designed for it. The result?
Processing bottlenecks.
Unviable transaction costs (gas) for complex models.
A user experience that freezes when demand spikes.
What is "Native AI"?
Designing for AI from "Day 1" (as Vanar proposes) changes everything. It's not about having a bot in the chat; it's about the network being able to process data and intelligence at the same speed it validates blocks. It's technical efficiency vs. workarounds.
The Factor $VANRY
The difference here is not just the promise, but the real use. When the infrastructure is focused on AI, the token stops being pure speculation and becomes the fuel of an ecosystem that truly works for live products.
My thesis is simple: In the next cycle, the networks that will survive are not the ones that "accept" AI, but the ones that were built for it.
The rest is just market noise.
And you? Do you prefer to bet on generalist networks that are adapting or on niche ecosystems focused on Native AI?
