The environmental cost of AI is a growing concern. Training large models consumes vast energy. Similarly, running complex AI agents on inefficient, generalized blockchains could be unsustainable.
An AI-first chain like @vanar has a hidden advantage: architectural efficiency. By designing the chain's core logic and data structures specifically for AI workloads (like parallel reasoning and context retrieval), it can process intelligent operations more directly and with less computational waste than a chain trying to emulate these functions on top of a system designed for token swaps.
While specifics depend on consensus mechanisms, the principle is key: purpose-built infrastructure is inherently more efficient. For projects and enterprises conscious about their carbon footprint, choosing an AI-native chain isn't just a technical decision; it's an environmental one. Supporting $VANRY and the Vanar ecosystem aligns with supporting a more sustainable path to on-chain intelligence.