Vanar feels built for real users, not just traders.
Vanar’s whole angle is consumer-first: gaming, brands, entertainment — the stuff that can onboard millions without forcing people to “learn crypto” first. That’s why it matters. If a chain can’t make onboarding feel normal, it won’t reach the next wave.
Vanar keeps pushing two things that actually make adoption easier: an “intelligent” stack narrative (apps that can learn/adapt over time) and a fixed-fee design that aims to keep costs predictable even when token prices move. That predictability is a big deal for games and consumer apps where you can’t afford random fee spikes
Vanar The most tangible progress signal lately has been ecosystem/staking momentum. In their Week 61 recap, Vanar shared key stats like 67.04M $VANRY staked and $6.94M TVL — that’s real participation, not just a narrative.
Vanar Last 24 hours update: volatility is still here. Trackers show VANRY around the $0.006–$0.007 area with roughly ~$10M+ 24h volume, and a sharp 24h move on major data feeds (numbers vary slightly by source)
Vanar keeps shipping consumer rails (especially gaming onboarding) and the fixed-fee + intelligent-stack approach turns into sticky usage, $VANRY’s story stops being “potential” and starts being “demand.”
Vanar is playing the long game — predictable fees, consumer onboarding, and an ecosystem that’s trying to earn users instead of renting attention
