For years, the L1/L2 wars have been fought with a single metric: TPS. We celebrated testnet numbers that will never translate to mainnet usage.
But here is the reality check: Speed is now a commodity. Every chain does 5,000 TPS. The user doesn't care if a transaction takes 1 second or 0.5 seconds.
The real moat isn't throughput anymore—it is Accessibility.
This is where Vanar Chain (VANAR) has positioned itself intelligently. While other chains are stuck in "EVM-equivalent" wars, Vanar is focused on the entertainment and gaming sectors. They aren't just building an L1; they are building a cultural on-ramp.
By targeting creators who don't want to write Solidity but want to engage their Gen Z audiences, Vanar solves the cold-start problem. The narrative isn't "We are faster." The narrative is "We are the chain your favorite creator actually wants to use."
If the next billion users come from entertainment, Vanar might just be the backstage pass they need.
Is the market underestimating the value of sector-specific chains like Vanar, or is generalist L2s the only way forward?
