VANRY sits at the center of Vanar Chain as more than a tradable asset. It functions as gas, staking collateral, and the access key to on-chain AI services.
The structure is straightforward.
If developers deploy contracts, they pay in VANRY.
If users interact with AI-powered dApps, they spend VANRY.
If validators secure the network, they earn and lock VANRY.
Supply is capped at 2.4 billion tokens. Emissions flow primarily through validator rewards. That creates a defined ceiling on total issuance while tying distribution to network security.
The interesting part is the AI integration layer. Vanar positions itself as an AI-native chain, meaning AI execution and semantic data tools are built into the base architecture, not added externally. If that usage scales, token demand is tied to actual compute and transaction flow, not just narrative cycles.
This is not a “story token.”
It is attempting to be a usage token.
The real question is simple:
Will AI workloads stay on-chain long enough to justify the economic model?