Hi everyone, I am [Blogger Name], a veteran in the tech circle for seven or eight years, recently heavily indulged in Web3. Over the past few months, I have gone through all the well-known public chains on the market, from the old Ethereum to various new Layer 2 solutions. To be honest, most of them are just 'reheated leftovers', either lacking technological breakthroughs or having a stagnant ecosystem.
It wasn't until I spent a full two weeks deeply experiencing VANRY that I reached a possibly bold conclusion: VANRY is currently the most undervalued public chain in the market, its technological strength and ecological potential fully deserve greater attention.
Why do I say this? Let me explain slowly.
First, technology is not just 'talking the talk'; it is genuinely 'fast'.
Many public chain white papers are written beautifully, but once launched, their true form is revealed, often lagging and congested. However, my first impression of VANRY is—stable.
I tested their mainnet transactions, from transfers to deploying smart contracts, the speed is very fast, and the gas fees are so low they can be ignored. This is simply a boon for developers. Do you know how much it costs to deploy a slightly complex contract on Ethereum now? Hundreds to thousands of dollars is common. But on VANRY, you can do it for a few dozen dollars, and the speed is even faster.
More importantly, VANRY is ahead of many competitors in account abstraction and privacy protection. I tried to develop a simple DApp using their SDK, and that 'smooth' interactive experience made me feel that Web3's mass adoption is really not far away.
Second, ecological construction does not engage in 'great leaps forward', but rather 'meticulous cultivation'.
I have seen too many public chains that, in order to make data look good, crazy spend money on incentives, resulting in attracting only 'scientists' looking to take advantage; once the benefits are gone, the ecosystem immediately cools off.
VANRY is different. I studied their Grant program carefully and found they are very selective, only investing in projects with real application scenarios and technical barriers. Although the number of projects in the ecosystem is not the highest, their quality is very high. I have seen many interesting projects in their app store, such as decentralized digital identity, enterprise-level supply chain financial solutions, and even games combined with traditional film and television IP.
This 'quality over quantity' strategy may not look good in the short term, but in the long run, it is the cornerstone of healthy ecosystem development.
Third, the team is 'pragmatic', not 'hype-driven'.
In this industry, I have seen many teams with a lot of Twitter followers and loud calls, but there are not many like VANRY that work quietly. I have looked through their GitHub, and the code submissions are very active, with technical documentation written extremely detailed, even better than many well-known public chains' documentation.
Moreover, they seem less enthusiastic about marketing gimmicks and focus all their energy on infrastructure development and developer support. This 'engineering' quality gives me more confidence in the project's long-term value.
In conclusion:
Of course, VANRY also faces challenges. For example, its brand awareness is not high enough, and community activity lags behind leading public chains. But I believe these are 'surface problems' that can be resolved over time.
Technology is the moat of public chains, and VANRY's moat is becoming deeper.
If you are a developer looking for a low-cost, high-performance public chain that is willing to invest long-term; or if you are an investor tired of chasing highs and lows, wanting to find a 'value pit' with real technical support, then VANRY is definitely worth your time to explore.