For years, I designed on-chain UX around fee unpredictability. Not because gas was always high but because it was unstable. I compressed flows, batched actions, and reduced steps to shield users from cost volatility.
On @Vanarchain , that changed.
With Vanar’s fee targeting, costs stayed within predictable ranges. They didn’t spike with network activity. I stopped designing for worst-case gas and started designing for user logic.
Fees didn’t disappear — their variability did.
That’s the difference.
Vanar turned cost into a stable background parameter. And when cost stabilizes, UX expands. Builders regain creative freedom. Users regain frictionless interaction.
That’s what $VANRY enables.