Why I remain optimistic about it among so many public chains: this is the path Web3 has to take if it wants real adoption
Brothers, let me start by sharing a piece of good news.
In the latest creator ranking event on @Vanarchain , the data shows that we’re currently holding a solid top-three position. Reaching this spot wouldn’t have been possible without the continued support and trust from all of you — truly grateful for that. The event is expected to run until around February 20, so this is still a long game. I hope everyone keeps pushing and helping Brother Damo defend this position.
Because of where I stand now, I feel an even stronger responsibility to clearly explain why I continue to invest time and energy into tracking Vanar, especially in a market that feels increasingly restless.
At its core, Vanar is tackling one of the biggest pain points in Web3 today: the entry barrier.
Ask yourself honestly — is blockchain really user-friendly right now? For veterans, maybe. But for the 99% outside this space, it’s simply too complicated. Every action requires gas, every interaction comes with signature risks, and the overall experience is far from something that can support large-scale commercial use.
This is where Vanar’s real value shows.
Through innovation at the protocol level and thoughtful economic design, Vanar delivers a genuine zero-gas user experience. This isn’t about temporary subsidies — it’s about shifting costs to the enterprise side, allowing end users to interact with Web3 as smoothly as they use today’s Web2 applications.
Only when the barrier is lowered this much will major Web2 players seriously consider entering the space.
You can already see the direction: deep integration with Google Cloud, along with a steady stream of partnerships in gaming and entertainment. These moves signal a clear trend — traditional businesses are actively looking for a compliant, stable, and cost-efficient gateway into Web3. Vanar is positioning itself to be that gateway.
That’s why I remain optimistic about $VANRY and about Web3’s inevitable transition from a niche, developer-centric experiment into mainstream business infrastructure. Vanar is clearly aligned with that trajectory.
Personal perspective only, not financial advice.