Ran an AI agent on Vanar for four straight days.
50 requests per second hitting the Neutron API.
The gas chart? A straight line.
I refreshed the dashboard twice thinking it bugged.
It didn’t. It was just… flat.
Last month on Arbitrum, a basic indexing job randomly spiked and burned $40 in gas mid-execution. No warning. No predictability. One minute profitable, next minute margin gone.
You can’t price a service like that.
You can’t forecast costs.
You definitely can’t run a serious business on top of it.
With Vanar Chain, the difference is structural.
The Google Cloud integration isn’t a marketing badge — it’s real enterprise-grade load balancing underneath. My agent ran continuously. No hiccups. No throttling. No surprise fee spikes.
Full EVM compatibility meant I copied my Solidity contracts, switched the RPC, and deployed.
No rewrites. No new tooling. No framework migration.
It just worked.
Yes, the ecosystem is still early.
Explorer activity is mostly official templates. That’s fair.
But if you’re building AI agents that require: • Predictable gas
• High-frequency calls
• Thousands of uninterrupted transactions
This is the first chain where the math actually makes sense.
Every Neutron call burns $VANRY .
Real usage. Real demand. Real value capture.