Everyone in my group chat thinks I have lost my mind. They keep posting pictures of meme coins that made a lot of money in a weekend but I am sitting here looking at the details of a chain where sometimes the daily trading volume is so small it seems like a mistake. The more I look at Vanars price, which is not changing much the more I think that people are misunderstanding what is going on with this chart.
Let us look at how the tokensre distributed and forget about the price for now. The early investors have mostly sold their tokens. There are a lot of tokens to buy and sell. There is no release of tokens that could hurt the price. Every buy order now is from someone who decided to buy Vanar today. It is not from an institution buying a lot of tokens at a discounted price. It is not from tokens that were locked up and are now being sold. It is demand from people who want to buy Vanar. In a market where people are used to prices being artificially inflated this kind of honest structure is very rare.
Most traders do not like Vanar because they are looking at it in the way they look at other crypto projects. They think that the price of a token goes up when new people buy it faster than old people sell it. Vanar is different. They have a system where tokens are destroyed when people use their intelligence and data services. This is like a software company that makes money from subscriptions. You are not buying a ticket to a lottery. You are buying a piece of the idea that businesses will pay to use this infrastructure. The token becomes more valuable when people use the services not when people speculate about the price.
This idea will only work if businesses start using Vanar. Now not many businesses are using it. I looked at the transactions on the blockchain. There are not many. There are a simple deployments and transfers but not much else. There are no smart contract interactions. There is no yield farming or trading on exchanges. For people who want to make money quickly using DeFi strategies there is nothing to do with Vanar.
I have seen this before. Fantom and Polygon were in situations before they became popular. They had a foundation and then their ecosystems grew. Vanar has a technical foundation too. They have intelligence built into their system. They have modules for enterprise compliance. They have a partnership with Google Cloud that's not just for show.
The biggest risk for Vanar is that there is not money moving in and out of the market. The order books on exchanges are thin. The spreads are wide. If someone wants to sell a lot of tokens the price could drop quickly. This creates a problem where big investors do not want to buy because the market is thin and the market is thin because big investors do not want to buy.
My calculation is that the whole crypto market is moving towards a moment where businesses will have to choose which blockchain to use. When that happens they will not choose the blockchain with the meme coins. They will choose the blockchain that's predictable, compliant and supports their business. Vanar is built for that.
At the price you are not paying much for the possibility that this idea will work. The downside is that you could lose an amount of money on a token that is not very liquid. The upside is that you could be one of the first to invest in infrastructure that every business will need. In a portfolio of risky investments one safe bet, on the fundamentals could be the smartest move.
Sometimes the road that looks empty can lead to a place that nobody else thought to build.