📉 Is your Web3 business gaining traffic but losing money? Vanar is putting an end to the 'success tax' of public chains!

Brothers, let's talk about a deadlock in business logic: on Ethereum or Solana, the more popular your project becomes, the more congested the network, and the higher the Gas fees. This is simply a form of 'success tax' that directly leads to the collapse of many 'high-frequency low-cost' business models (like rewarding 1 cent for watching ads) in an instant. The goal of business is 'decreasing marginal costs', while traditional public chains exhibit 'increasing marginal costs', which is completely against common business sense.

What Vanar (VANRY) understands best about the pain points of B-end is right here; it attempts to achieve a form of 'cost equality' in its underlying design.

Through node optimization with Google Cloud, Vanar enables enterprise applications to maintain extremely low and predictable interaction costs even when facing massive concurrency. This means that brands can finally treat Gas fees as a fixed server expense (Opex), rather than an uncontrollable 'black swan' risk. Only when the CFO no longer frowns due to on-chain fluctuations can large-scale Web3 business applications truly obtain the 'business license', and a public chain that allows the CFO to sign off with peace of mind is a moat more important than the technology itself!

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