Why Vanar Chain Avoids Solana’s Outage Risks and EVM Fee Spikes
I’ve seen enough network outages and sudden fee spikes to recognize patterns in how they happen. They’re usually the result of design choices made early on. When I look at Vanar Chain, what stands out is what it chooses not to optimize for. Solana’s experience shows how pushing performance to the edge can create fragility when coordination breaks under pressure. EVM chains often take the opposite route, letting congestion translate directly into unpredictable fees.
Vanar appears to chart a middle path by focusing on predictable execution and controlled resource usage. It doesn’t seem built to squeeze every last bit of throughput or to turn demand into price volatility. Whether that balance holds at scale is the real test but the intent clearly reflects lessons learned from both extremes.