The so-called full-chain games are all false propositions; only an invisible backend like Vanar is the only way to achieve mass adoption.
The current GameFi and metaverse track is simply a comprehensive guide for user discouragement. Asking a Web2 user who just wants to play games to first download a wallet, remember a bunch of mnemonic phrases, and then calculate whether the gas fees will eat up their meager gold mining profits is inherently against human nature. After seeing so many chains claiming to bring a billion users into Web3, most have stumbled at the first hurdle of logging in. Re-evaluating Vanar Chain from this dimension reveals a different ambition. Its long list of ecological partners indicates that it is not following the route of letting the crypto world’s low-quality projects cut each other’s profits but aims to forcibly pull traditional brands with a large user base into this circle. The solution Vanar offers is quite clever; it attempts to make blockchain an invisible technology. For end users, you might not even realize you are interacting with the chain; the ownership of items is confirmed silently in the background. This forms a stark contrast to those projects that boast of full-chain games and nearly want to put every step of walking on-chain. Although Ethereum’s L2s are fast, they still appear cumbersome when handling high-frequency, low-value consumer scenarios that require an extremely smooth experience. Vanar’s underlying logic, optimized for entertainment and media, clearly aims to become the backend of an App Store in Web3, rather than recreating a congested NASDAQ. However, this double-edged sword is also evident; taking the B2B2C route means it is highly dependent on the speed at which partners can land. Looking at the current activity on the chain, the data has not yet come out. Those flashy logos, if they ultimately only issue a press release without real traffic inflow, represent a typical VC scheme. Right now, Vanar is like a well-equipped air force base; the runway is built to a thunderous sound, but the flights in the sky are still not dense enough. For retail investors, this chain, lacking the wealth effect of low-quality projects, may be slightly short on the adrenaline of speculation in the short term.
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