Vanar isn’t trying to be the loudest L1 in the room — it’s trying to be the one normal people actually end up using.
The whole vibe is “Web3, but it feels like Web2”: cheap transactions, fast confirmations, and products that don’t require users to understand crypto just to enjoy them. Their roots in gaming/entertainment show up everywhere, and that’s intentional — because the next wave of adoption won’t come from traders, it’ll come from players, creators, and brands.
What’s interesting is how hard they’re leaning into the AI angle now. Vanar is pitching a full stack (not just a chain) — memory + reasoning + automation + real apps — like they want the network to become smarter over time, not just process transactions.
And then there’s the token story. VANRY came from the TVK → VANRY 1:1 transition, and the focus isn’t just “gas fees.” They’ve been talking about buybacks and burns tied to product revenue (like subscriptions), which is basically them trying to connect real usage to real demand — instead of relying on hype cycles.
The way I see it: Vanar wins if their apps bring in real people and their AI stack becomes something builders actually use. If those two things click, VANRY stops being “just another token” and starts looking like an ecosystem fuel with a reason to exist.
Last 24 hours? Price/volume moved like any small-cap token does — the real signal isn’t the chart, it’s whether Vanar keeps shipping product layers and turning “AI blockchain” from a slogan into something you can touch and use.