Staring at @Vanarchain for a long time.

Many Layer 1s are focused on the monotonous number of TPS (transactions per second), but Vanar has taken a completely different approach. It is trying to address a fundamental embarrassment of blockchain: blockchains actually have 'amnesia'.

Most public chains currently are just cold, hard ledgers, with the stored data being meaningless fragments of characters.

The core advantage of #vanar lies in its ability to pump 'intelligence' directly into the protocol layer like blood; its structural design logic is very hardcore.

Previously, while browsing various Layer 1 whitepapers, I always felt that developers were tirelessly patching old clothes.

Most so-called AI chains on the market are merely marketing gimmicks that apply a calling interface to contracts. It wasn't until the logic details of the Neutron layer unfolded that the truly granular technical touch finally emerged.

The detail that left me breathless was the 'seed' mechanism. A 25MB 4K video was surprisingly compressed into a 47-character semantic seed directly deposited on the chain.

It even punctured the most embarrassing bubble of Web3 at present. We talk endlessly about decentralized ownership, yet the core is extremely reliant on centralized cloud services that could crash at any moment.

Not just a hot air ecological endorsement.

The involvement of NVIDIA and Google Cloud is not just simple co-branding marketing. Google Cloud provides green energy verification nodes and carbon tracking, while NVIDIA is there to support the computing power needed for large-scale inference. This deep coupling means that Vanar is targeting PayFi (payment finance) and RWA (real-world assets). What it wants to support are those heavy asset flows in the real business society that require compliance, memory, and complex reasoning. $VANRY