@Vanarchain bakes in First In, First Out transaction ordering at the protocol level. Transactions are processed in the order they hit the system, and the validator sealing the block follows the mempool’s chronological order. That alone makes block space feel less like a “who paid more” contest, especially when traffic spikes.
Fees are part of the same idea. Vanar’s fixed-fee model is designed so about 90% of transaction types stay around $0.0005. So you’re not forced into fee games just to get a normal action through.
Personal take, as someone who’s watched busy periods turn into chaos: predictable ordering plus predictable cost is the combo that reduces stress. Small thing, big relief (and yeah, it’s nice not to babysit the mempool).
Vanar also updates fees about every 5 minutes, with checks every 100th block, to keep that target steady as VANRY price moves.