Mr_Desoza

Bro I’m typing this fast because I just closed another Twitter space where some guy was yelling about the “next 1000x chain” and I swear I’ve heard the same speech since 2021. Same energy. Same charts. Different logo. I don’t even get mad anymore… just tired.
Crypto in 2026 feels weird. Half the projects are AI tokens that don’t actually do anything, the other half are memecoins with dog pictures and a roadmap written like a joke but somehow still raising millions. People aren’t even pretending anymore. It’s vibes first, product later. Or never.
And then there’s Vanar.
I’m not saying it’s perfect. Calm down. I’m saying it feels… different.
Most chains talk about speed. Always speed. “We do 200k TPS.” Cool. Nobody is using it though. I’ve opened so many block explorers showing empty transactions it actually hurts. A ghost town with great infrastructure.

Vanar’s idea is basically the opposite. They’re not trying to convince people to love blockchain. They’re trying to hide it. Which honestly might be the only sane idea left in this market.
Because let’s be real. Normal people hate wallets.
I tried onboarding my cousin last month. Worst decision. I spent 45 minutes explaining seed phrases and he kept asking “so if I lose this paper the money is gone?” Yes. Gone. Forever. He uninstalled everything. Immediately. Adoption ended.
That’s the real problem nobody wanted to admit. Crypto wasn’t hard technically… it was stressful psychologically. You always feel one click away from disaster.
Vanar came from the Virtua metaverse stuff, the gaming and brand side, not from hardcore DeFi traders. And you can feel that in how they think. They don’t expect users to study blockchains before playing a game. You just log in. You click. You get an item. It works.
Simple as that.
The VGN gaming network part actually makes sense too. Gamers already buy skins and items. They’ve been doing it for a decade. The only thing blockchain adds is ownership outside the game. But forcing them to install MetaMask just to equip a sword was honestly insane and I don’t know why the industry thought that was acceptable.
Wait, I almost forgot to mention... the token.
Yeah VANRY exists and yeah it powers the network and yeah you still need economics for validators and transactions, but their whole angle is the user shouldn’t really feel it. That’s the important part. If your mom needs to understand gas fees before claiming a digital collectible, you already lost.
Short answer. Friction kills.

Now I’m still skeptical. Very. Adoption is slow. Painfully slow. Getting real players, not airdrop farmers, onto a new chain is brutally hard. And the market right now rewards noise, not patience. Memecoins pump in 48 hours. Actual platforms take years and investors get bored fast.
Also… competition is brutal. Big chains already exist and developers are lazy. They go where users already are. So Vanar has to pull both at the same time — users and builders — which is like trying to start a new social network in a world where everyone already uses the old ones.
But here’s why I’m still watching it.
Every successful tech product removed steps. Email removed letters. Streaming removed DVDs. Smartphones removed cameras and MP3 players. Crypto did the opposite — it added steps. Wallets, bridges, approvals, signatures, confirmations. Too much thinking. Humans won’t tolerate that forever.
Vanar’s whole bet is people don’t need to know they’re using a blockchain. They just need the benefits quietly. Ownership, tradable items, proof something is real. The plumbing matters but nobody wants to stare at pipes.
Let me rephrase that... crypto kept trying to sell the engine instead of the car.
Is it guaranteed to work? Nope. Not even close. One bad market cycle can slow everything. Partnerships take forever. And honestly the metaverse word still scares investors because of the 2022 disaster phase.
Still. Out of all the chains screaming hype right now, this one at least feels spot-on about the actual problem. Not TPS. Not marketing. Usability.
I’m not even bullish in the crazy sense anymore. I just want one project to finally make crypto feel normal. Not exciting. Not complicated. Just normal.
If that ever happens, it probably won’t look like a trading dashboard or a DeFi farm. It’ll look like a game you opened after dinner and didn’t even realize you used a blockchain… and that’s the weird part, because the industry spent years trying to make sure you noticed it.

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