At the bottom of the bear market — when $VANRY was sitting around $0.006 — nobody wanted to hear about “changing the world.”
That narrative only works in bull cycles.
But walk into a boardroom and say:
“How do we stop AI from blowing up your business?”
Now people listen.
That’s where Vanar is positioning itself — not as the loudest AI chain, but as the compliance safety valve of the AI economy.
And yes, the market responds coldly to that.
Because “safety” isn’t sexy.
Until something breaks.
Right now, low volatility isn’t rejection — it’s indifference. The market doesn’t reward conservatives in advance. It rewards them after a crisis.
But zoom out.
By 2026, as projects like Fetch.ai and major tech players push AI agents deeper into finance, automation won’t be theoretical anymore. Agents will manage capital. Execute strategies. Trigger financial decisions.
And when that happens, one question will dominate:
Who governs the agents?
Who audits them?
Who enforces compliance?
Who can shut them down?
The loudest protocol won’t matter.
The one that can manage AI responsibly will.
That’s not a hype narrative. It’s an institutional one.
Building for trust is a lonely path in crypto.
But trust is what institutions ultimately pay for.