I planned to explain Ethereum's gas fee rollercoaster to his accounting department how a CFO looked me dead in the eye last week and asked. Thirty thousand daily orders. Every cent tracked.
That question broke something in my crypto brain.
We tolerate insane costs because we believe in decentralization. Enterprises do not. They need a number that stays the same tomorrow morning.
Vanar locks transaction costs at $0.0005. Flat. Every time. Not exciting. Not revolutionary. Just commercially bulletproof.
I ran thousands of sequential transactions on their testnet. No spikes. No surprises. The kind of boring that makes a supply chain manager sleep peacefully.
Everyone mocks the empty ecosystem. But when trillion-dollar RWA assets need a blockchain home, they won't pick the casino floor packed with meme coins.
They'll pick the chain where costs are predictable and ESG compliance is built in.
The boring answer is usually the right one.