At first, I didn’t really get why @Vanarchain kept popping up in gaming conversations. Another L1 talking about mass adoption? I’ve heard that line too many times. But after watching it for a while, and actually poking around what they’ve already built, it started to feel… different.
What I noticed early on is that Vanar isn’t starting from theory. Virtua Metaverse has been around long enough that people forget it’s even part of a broader chain strategy. Same with VGN. These aren’t slide-deck ideas. They’re live products with users, partners, and real feedback loops. That matters more than most people admit in crypto.
The team’s background in games and entertainment shows. The ecosystem feels designed for creators, brands, and players, not just devs arguing over TPS. It’s less about flexing tech and more about making Web3 usable without forcing people to care about the chain underneath.
That said, I’m still not fully sold. Gaming and metaverse are brutal markets. Attention is short, expectations are high, and onboarding non-crypto users is harder than anyone wants to admit. Execution over the next year will matter way more than vision.
Still, #Vanar feels like it’s building something it actually understands. I’m not rushing to conclusions. Just… watching closely.
