I went into Vanar expecting the usual L1 talk, but what I actually found was a very specific obsession with memory—not marketing. Their own recap frames it as a shift away from raw execution toward context and coherence over time.
The clearest example is Vanar Neutron: it describes turning a file or even a conversation into a compressed, queryable “Seed,” and even throws a concrete claim on the table (25MB → 50KB) plus a “MyNeutron” idea for portable, private AI context you can keep local or anchor onchain.
Recent posts show the same direction: they published a piece on Feb 09, 2026 about using a Neutron Memory API with OpenClaw, and they’ve also highlighted builder support through a Web3 fellowship showcase tied to Lahore, plus a partnership announcement with Movement Labs focused on hands-on builder support.
