Consumer crypto breaks out where users feel a clear benefit. Gaming, digital entertainment, and AI are the first real shot at that. Infra has to be fast, cheap, and invisible. That’s the Vanar thesis
@Vanar is a purpose-built L1 for games, content, and AI. EVM compatible, low fees, high throughput, NFT-first. The goal is Web2-level UX with Web3 ownership, not another DeFi farm. $VANRY is the fuel for the ecosystem, and if the UX lands, the token accrues from real activity, not just narratives.
How I’m evaluating #Vanar right now:
• Latency and cost under load: play the live games weekly. Are sessions smooth when traffic spikes? Do gas costs stay predictable?
• Onboarding: can non-crypto users sign in, transact, and own assets without wallet gymnastics? Web3 needs to feel invisible here.
• Creator rails: minting, royalties, and AI-assisted content tooling. If creators make money, users follow.
• Distribution: live titles, retention, and daily activity over vanity TVL. Entertainment chains win on DAUs, not token charts.
• Dev accessibility: EVM plus simple SDKs. Reducing porting friction matters more than any single partnership headline.
Signal vs noise:
• If your feed suddenly fills with small accounts shilling $VANRY , that’s often distribution. Step back and wait.
• Keep testing onchain products. First-hand UX beats dashboards.
• Track launches and narrative fit: each new game that onboards non-crypto users is a catalyst.
