I’ve been diving deep into what’s actually happening with Vanar lately and there’s some real substance worth talking about. Not hype, not promises, just actual infrastructure that’s gone live and partnerships that are bringing in millions of real users. Let me break down what’s been building because this is the kind of stuff that either matters long term or it doesn’t, and right now it’s looking pretty solid.
So if you’ve been following VANRY, you know they launched mainnet back in June 2024 and since then we’ve seen some pretty solid infrastructure actually go live. The Neutron storage system that dropped in April is genuinely interesting because it’s doing 500 to 1 compression and storing files directly on chain. Not just pointers to IPFS or whatever, but the actual files living on the blockchain. That’s the kind of thing that sounds impossible until someone actually builds it.
The AI angle is where things get more interesting though. They launched this Kayon reasoning engine that doesn’t just run models but actually understands and validates data on chain. Then in October they integrated the Pilot agent which lets people interact with blockchain stuff using plain language instead of needing to know all the technical commands. I’m talking about asking questions naturally and getting actual responses while transactions execute in the background.
What caught my attention recently is the Emirates Digital Wallet partnership bringing in 13 million customers from 15 banks across the Middle East. That’s real mainstream access, not just crypto natives experimenting. And the Google Cloud partnership means everything runs on renewable energy which matters way more than people think when you’re trying to get actual brands to adopt your tech.
The subscription model for AI tools launching through 2025 creates actual utility for the VANRY token beyond just gas fees. People will need to hold VANRY to access premium AI features which ties token value directly to the infrastructure people actually use.