I don’t think “real adoption” happens when a chain is loud. it happens when normal businesses can run normal flows without breaking the user experience.
Vanar’s strongest proof points are practical. Virtua is building its Bazaa marketplace on Vanar, pitching dynamic NFTs with on chain utility across games and experiences meaning the chain has to handle everyday consumer activity, not just token transfers.
On the payments side, the partnership with Worldpay matters because it’s a bridge to mainstream checkout behavior, not “learn crypto first.”
And for tokenized assets, Vanar working with Nexera signals a compliance aware path for RWAs exactly what real brands care about.
