Vanar addresses core blockchain limitations like high fees, slow speeds, and environmental concerns, making it attractive for large-scale brands and mainstream users.
AI Integration Goes Live: The platform's AI-native infrastructure is operational, powering Web3 applications with advanced intelligence. Key components include Neutron, an AI-powered compression layer for efficient on-chain storage, and Kayon, a decentralized AI engine that allows smart contracts to reason over stored data.
Speed & Efficiency: The network boasts sub-3-second block times and ultra-low, fixed transaction fees of around $0.0005, virtually eliminating "gas anxiety" for everyday users and gamers.
EVM Compatibility: Vanar is fully EVM-compatible, allowing developers from the Ethereum ecosystem to seamlessly migrate and deploy dApps.
Major Partnerships: A notable development was the partnership with NVIDIA, integrating NVIDIA's technologies to support Vanar's developer community and advanced AI solutions. Other partners include Worldpay for enterprise payment solutions.
Sustainability: Through the Vanar ECO component, the chain leverages Google Cloud's carbon-neutral infrastructure and provides real-time energy tracking, appealing to environmentally conscious projects and enterprises.
Token Utility: The $VANRY token is the ecosystem's lifeblood, used for paying all gas fees, accessing premium AI tools via subscription models (starting Q1 2026), staking for network security, and participating in governance. A portion of fees is burned, adding deflationary pressure to the supply.
Market and Future Outlook
As of January 24, 2026, VANRY has a circulating supply of over 2.23 billion tokens out of a maximum of 2.40 billion, with a market cap of approximately $17.95 million and a 24-hour trading volume around $4.51 million.