I Downloaded a Web3 App Last Week and It Crashed Because the Storage Provider Went Offline
Not the blockchain. The storage provider. Because the actual data was sitting on a centralized server that had nothing to do with the chain.
That’s the dirty secret of most dApps. The blockchain part works fine but everything important lives on servers that can disappear. Vanar’s Neutron compression makes storing real data on-chain economically viable instead of just pointing to IPFS hoping it stays online. Files shrink 500 to 1 and live permanently on validators.
What makes the January 19th volume spike interesting is timing. Same day they launched Neutron, Kayon, and Pilot Agent together, $50 million trading volume hit on a $17 million market cap. Market noticed something. Worldpay processing $2.3 trillion annually doesn’t partner with projects that aren’t solving real infrastructure problems. That relationship suggests enterprise validation beyond just crypto speculation.
The AI infrastructure layer through Kayon lets smart contracts handle complex queries without external API dependencies.
Subscription model launching means VANRY burns with every interaction. Real demand, not inflation.
