Most chains feel built for moments: a spike, a screenshot, then everyone leaves. Vanar’s bet is different optimize for continuity, so a world behaves the same when you come back tomorrow. I’ve seen “slow” forgiven; broken continuity isn’t.It’s like keeping a library, not running a flash sale.You craft an item, lend it to a guildmate, log off, and return days later expecting the ledger to match the story. Vanar tries to make that kind of long-lived state the baseline, so builders spend less time reconciling edge cases and more time designing gameplay.Fees for usage, staking for security, governance for parameter changes.Heavy congestion or adversarial spam can still make updates lag and confuse what’s final.
Which record matters most for your world: ownership, identity, or reputation history?
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