Most Web3 apps still decide offchain and only settle onchain.
The blockchain becomes a receipt — not the actual system of record.
Vanar’s stack is trying to collapse that gap.
Neutron turns real-world files into verifiable “Seeds,” so the chain can reference evidence, not just outcomes.
Kayon standardizes how context is interpreted, reducing reliance on custom middleware.
Axon and Flows automate and compose actions on top, while the base chain executes and settles.
The bigger idea:
Payment rails don’t just move money — they determine where capital prefers to operate.
As rails become machine-initiated, liquidity will gravitate toward stacks where context → decision → settlement happen in one pipeline, because capital always chooses the path with the least operational friction.
Will future liquidity follow faster chains… or more integrated ones?