Going to an amusement park is always better when you buy a full-access pass and enjoy everything without thinking about each ride. The worst part is stopping at every carousel to pay again.
Most public chains still operate like that carousel model. Every interaction requires Gas. For users who just want to play a game or explore an app, constant wallet prompts and fees create friction that pushes them away.
That’s where @Vanarchain takes a different approach.
Its vision is closer to a “Disney model” for Web3. Through the $VANRY mechanism, project teams can abstract or sponsor underlying network costs, allowing users to interact on-chain without constantly paying out of pocket.
An experience where users can effectively “forget about their wallets” is far more aligned with mainstream Web3 entertainment.
Personal opinion, not investment advice.