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VANRY (formerly Vanar Chain) is a Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for AI applications, gaming, metaverse, and the creator economy sectors that require high throughput, low fees, and Web2 like user experience.
🔹 What is VANRY building?
Dedicated Layer 1 optimized for AI apps, games, and creator platformsLow fees & fast finality, suitable for high-frequency micro-transactionsAI & data-focused infrastructure, enabling AI agents, dynamic NFTs, and AI-generated contentUser-friendly onboarding, reducing friction for Web2 users entering Web3
🔹 Key differentiators
Clear positioning instead of being a generic L1Focus on real-world adoption, not just DeFi speculationEcosystem centered around content, IP, and communities, areas where Web3 still lacks strong solutions
🔹 VANRY token utility
Gas fees and network securityStaking and validator participationIncentives for developers, creators, and ecosystem growth
🔹 Personal take
VANRY is not a short term hype play. It’s a long term infrastructure bet targeting AI and creator driven economies. If the team delivers real products and attracts active users, VANRY could carve out its own niche among specialized Layer 1s.
Best suited for mid to long term tracking, especially as the ecosystem begins to show real usage beyond narratives.
Not financial advice. Always do your own research. @Vanarchain $VANRY #vanar

Auction Price: $0.05
Binance Sale Price: $0.025
Current Market Price: $0.02x
This wasn’t bad luck.
It was the result of a game designed from the start.
Zama promoted itself as “Community First.”
Behind the scenes, the community became exit liquidity in disguise.
Act I: Buying the Narrative
When Binance FUD hit, transparency should have followed.
Instead, the founder chose to buy control of the story.
Suddenly:
Major influencers turned bullishTimelines filled with positive postsUsers were urged to bid higher
Not belief.
Incentives.
Act II: The Hidden Referral Scheme
According to circulating claims:
Influencers were paid 5–6 figuresEach received a private referral codePublic sale bids through these codes paid 5% rewards
Bigger bids meant bigger kickbacks.
None of this was clearly disclosed.
If referrals were open to everyone:
Price inflation would be harderHype wouldn’t be coordinatedNarrative control would weaken
Act III: Who Really Won
The outcome was simple:
Influencers profitedAuction prices were pushed upZama raised more capitalRetail absorbed the losses
After listing:
Binance price halved the auctionMarket price fell furtherTrust disappeared
Final Thought
If Zama was truly strong:
Why pay influencers?Why hide referrals?Why does “community first” end in community losses?
These are allegations.
But one thing stands out:
👉 The hype wasn’t organic.
👉 It was paid PR.
And once again,
the community paid the price.