Transaction Ordering
@Vanarchain follows a fixed transaction fee model where transactions are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Once a transaction enters the network and is accepted into the mempool, it is assigned a position based on its arrival time. The validator sealing the block is required by the protocol to include transactions in this same chronological order.
Transaction ordering follows a strict First-In-First-Out (FIFO) model
Ordering is determined using transaction arrival time and sender nonce
Validators cannot reorder transactions based on fees or preference
This approach ensures transparency and fairness while reducing front-running and prioritization based on capital strength.
Fixed Fee Model
The fixed fee structure removes gas price auctions and bidding mechanisms from the execution layer. Users pay a known and constant cost for transaction execution, eliminating uncertainty and fee volatility.
No priority fees or gas bidding
Predictable execution costs for users and developers
Congestion handled by ordering, not price escalation
By separating transaction inclusion from economic competition, #VANRY maintains equal access to block space for all participants.
Native Gas Token
Vanar operates with a native gas token that has a hard cap on its total supply. This token is used to pay for transaction execution and to support validator participation within the network.
Fixed maximum supply
Used for gas fees and validator incentives
Supports staking and ecosystem-level utilities
The capped supply introduces long-term monetary predictability while aligning network security with sustainable token economics.
EVM Compatibility
Vanar is fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, allowing developers to deploy existing smart contracts without modification. This compatibility enables seamless integration with established tools, wallets, and frameworks already used across the EVM ecosystem.
Supports existing EVM smart contracts
Compatible with standard developer tools
Enables easy migration and multi-chain expansion
EVM compatibility accelerates adoption while allowing Vanar to offer a different execution and fee model than traditional auction-based networks.
Design Outcome
By combining deterministic transaction ordering, fixed execution costs, a capped native gas token, and EVM compatibility, Vanar delivers a blockchain designed for fairness, predictability, and accessibility. $VANRY removes economic bias from transaction execution while remaining interoperable with the broader blockchain ecosystem.
