If your AI cannot pay for what it uses, it is not autonomous. It is just running on someone else's credit card.
Every real AI system consumes resources. Memory costs. Data storage costs. Queries cost. Execution costs. Yet most AI narratives ignore this and act like intelligence exists for free.
Vanar @Vanarchain takes a different approach. Payments are native, not an afterthought. $VANRY powers usage across the system, from storing semantic memory to executing AI driven actions. When AI runs, value flows on chain instead of leaking into off chain billing systems.
This matters more than it sounds. An AI that can reason and remember but cannot settle value is still dependent on humans and centralized platforms to survive.
Memory makes AI useful.
Reasoning makes AI intelligent.
Payments make AI real.
Without native payments, AI is just theory.
Do you agree?
