@Vanarchain treats Vanar Chain as a "chain for agents" for better understanding: it is not about who can create blocks faster, but about solving a very practical issue—more and more tasks may not be completed by pressing buttons, but rather by programs remembering, judging, executing, and ultimately settling the payments themselves. To make this "automated work" model viable, the chain must function like a foundational infrastructure: it should be able to store long-term information, clearly articulate the decision-making process, safely automate actions, and provide a stable settlement method.

Vanar's approach is to integrate these capabilities at the base level in advance, rather than piecing them together later with plugins. myNeutron is responsible for embedding "memory" and maintaining ongoing context, Kayon makes the "why" behind actions more interpretable, and Flows translates instructions into controllable automated execution. Additionally, starting cross-chain expansion from Base means bringing these capabilities into more ecosystems, no longer confined to a single network's self-indulgence. The value point of $VANRY is also more about the "accumulation brought by usage," rather than relying on a temporary surge.

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