When I first looked into Vanar Chain (VANRY) in late 2023, it felt like just another Layer 1 with big promises about speed, low fees, and a strong roadmap. At that time, nothing really made it stand out.
But by early 2026, the narrative started to shift toward real progress instead of just claims. That naturally raises one question: is Vanar truly delivering now, or is it still riding on hype?
VANRY is built as an EVM compatible L1 designed to cut pain points most developers bitch about slow finality, high costs, clunky tooling. It aims for near instant block confirmation and ultra low gas fees, which on paper means you don’t need rollups or sidechains to handle basic dApps like games, PayFi, or real world APIs.
Developers don’t want to wrestle with gas optimizations or bootstrap ten different SDKs to launch a service. VANRY’s stack claims to simplify that with integrated data reasoning, compression, and AI support essentially letting teams focus on product, not plumbing.
On the investor side, volumes and ecosystem engagement matter more than buzzwords. Yes, traders have noticed VANRY’s spikes and churn, but until there’s sustained activity from builders shipping apps and users actually interacting with them, it’s hard to call this a breakout infrastructure play.
So is it “just another L1”? Not exactly its tech tackles legit developer friction points. But turning promise into real network effects is the next big test.
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