Vanar Chain is a Layer-1 blockchain built for real people, not just crypto natives. I’m seeing a project that wants Web3 to feel calm, fast, and predictable — especially for gaming, entertainment, brands, and now AI-powered apps.
What it is:
They’re building an EVM-compatible L1 with a full stack approach — execution + memory + reasoning. The chain runs on VANRY, which pays gas and supports validators/staking.
What makes it different:
Stable-fee mindset: fees are designed to stay predictable even when markets move
Neutron: on-chain semantic memory that compresses large data into small, usable “seeds”
Kayon: an AI reasoning layer for natural-language queries and contextual logic
Mainnet live: Chain ID 2040, public RPC and explorer
Real history: rebranded from Virtua (TVK) to VANRY with a 1:1 swap
They’re clearly moving toward PayFi, real-world assets, and AI agents, while keeping their roots in gaming and digital experiences.
“Built for real-world adoption.”
Question: If it becomes this simple and predictable, why wouldn’t everyday users show up?
