Vanar’s real signal isn’t “gaming narratives” it’s the usage pattern.
~193M transactions across ~28.6M addresses means only ~6–7 actions per wallet. That’s not DeFi looping behavior. That’s consumer behavior: one quest, one mint, one login reward, one branded interaction… then gone.
And that’s actually bullish. Because onboarding the next wave isn’t about whales farming yield. It’s about frictionless micro-actions that feel like Web2. Vanar is building width first.
But the re-rate won’t come from more wallets. It’ll come from depth.
The metric that matters is brutally simple:
transactions per address trending upward over time.
When that number climbs, it means users aren’t just “trying” Vanar they’re returning. And in consumer crypto, retention is the only form of real growth that survives hype cycles.