Vanar Chain is building the quiet upgrade Web3 needs (and $VANRY sits right in the middle)
The loud era of Web3 entertainment was fun… but it also exposed the weak point: the rails weren’t ready for real consumer-scale experiences. What I’m watching now with Vanar Chain is the opposite of hype-first. It’s infrastructure-first, the kind of work that doesn’t trend for a day, but compounds for years.
Here are the updates that actually matter if you care about where usage comes from next:
On-chain activity is already “real internet numbers,” not tiny testnet vibes. Vanar’s explorer snapshot shows ~193.8M total transactions, ~28.6M wallet addresses, and ~8.94M blocks, with current network utilization shown at ~22.56%.
myNeutron is being pushed toward social + agent collaboration. Vanar’s myNeutron integration with Fetch.ai’s ASI:One (reported Nov 2025) is the kind of distribution angle most chains ignore: agents talking to agents while still anchored to verifiable, on-chain context.
Payments partnerships are the “boring” unlock for mainstream onboarding. The Worldpay partnership (Feb 2025) is notable because it targets the messy real-world edge: fiat rails, checkout UX, and global reach, not just another DeFi primitive.
The token design is trying to align with long-run usage. #Vanar docs describe an issuance plan averaging ~3.5% inflation over 20 years (with higher early years to fund ecosystem needs), which is basically them saying: “we want builders + validators to have a durable runway.”
Supply clarity helps model scarcity better than vibes. CoinMarketCap currently lists 2.4B max supply with ~2.256B circulating, meaning a relatively small “remaining-to-max” portion compared to many newer networks.
If Web3 entertainment is going to feel like Web2 (instant, smooth, invisible), chains that treat latency + tooling + distribution as the real product will quietly win. That’s why I don’t look at $VANRY as a “one-cycle narrative token”
