As an observer in the blockchain industry, I have recently conducted an in-depth study of the technical path of @Vanarchain and have a strong feeling: we are at a critical juncture where blockchain is moving from 'automation' to 'intelligence'.
The competition among most Layer 1 chains still focuses on being 'faster' and 'cheaper'. However, Vanar Chain raises a more fundamental question: if the chain itself cannot understand the data it is processing, how can we carry the complex business logic of the real world? The answer to this is to build a natively AI underlying protocol.
What impressed me the most is its dual-core architecture: the Neutron layer compresses contracts, invoices, and other documents into high-fidelity 'memories' on-chain, while the Kayon layer allows smart contracts to read, verify, and logically reason about these 'memories' in real-time, much like a business analyst. This means that a trade document on-chain is no longer a static hash but a 'live' data that can be actively understood and processed by smart contracts.
This directly brings revolutionary changes to RWA and PayFi scenarios. Asset on-chain is no longer a simple tokenization mapping, but is accompanied by legally understandable attributes and commercial terms.$VANRY Here, the role is crucial; it is not only the network Gas but also the 'smart fuel' that drives every AI inference and data storage, with its 'burn on use' mechanism tightly linking value with the utility of the network.
In my view, @Vanarchain it is not about building another general-purpose public chain, but rather carefully laying out a 'highway' specifically designed for smart business. It may not be the starting point for all DApps, but it is destined to become the preferred choice for core applications that have extremely high requirements for data credibility and process automation. The challenges on this road are immense, but the vision of an 'understandable value internet' it depicts is undoubtedly worth the attention of every Web3 builder.
