Vanar is making a quiet move that most people miss at first: instead of letting $VANRY stay stuck as “just a gas token,” they’re trying to turn it into a real usage meter. The idea is simple but powerful—if the chain is built around AI-style apps, then things like memory and compute stop being buzzwords and start becoming paid resources. So every time an app stores context, pulls information back, or runs heavier processing, it naturally creates demand in the background, without needing constant hype to keep it alive.
What I like about this direction is that it’s trying to make the chain feel practical, not flashy. Vanar keeps leaning into the idea of being AI-native, where apps aren’t forced to pretend they’re smart using offchain tricks, but can actually “remember” and “work” in a cleaner, more integrated way. If developers build real products on top of that, then $VANRY isn’t just a fee you forget about—it becomes the fuel for something people actually use daily, and that’s where token value starts to feel earned instead of marketed.
In the last 24 hours, price action has been moving around the $0.006 area with a red-leaning day, but the key detail is that it’s still trading with real volume across major trackers. And honestly, that matters because when a token is trying to shift from narrative to utility, liquidity is the bridge between those two worlds. If the project keeps delivering and usage grows, this could be one of those setups where the chart looks quiet… right before the market finally understands what it’s sitting on.
