$VANRY — I don’t care how “busy” it looks. I care who’s paying when the spotlight leaves.
Here’s the clean demand map:
Base demand: $VANRY is the gas token (transactions + contracts).
Locked supply: dPOS staking incentives can tighten float, but only matters if usage grows alongside it
The real test: Vanar is pushing paid AI tools (myNeutron) — and says paid subscriptions convert into buybacks + burns (revenue → token → reduce supply).
The quiet risk: fees are designed to be USD-value stable, which is great for users… but it can also soften the “fee-driven” demand narrative if activity doesn’t scale hard
If the paid AI subscriptions don’t stick, you’re left with gas + staking… and that’s where most “promising” token models go to sleep.
So the only question I’m asking: when incentives fade, what forces a real buyer to show up?
