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Why do gamers love VANRY more? These three experiences have made it impossible for me to 'go back.'As a veteran player with hundreds of games in my Steam inventory, who has also mined in Axie Infinity and run in StepN, I believe I have some say on 'chain games.' To be honest, most so-called GameFi feels to me like a DeFi mining farm dressed in game clothing—boring gameplay, fragile economic models, and once there are no new players to take over, it collapses immediately. But after spending some time in the VANRY ecosystem recently, I found myself surprisingly enjoying it. If other chain games are just about exploiting players, VANRY feels like it's genuinely providing players with 'joy points.' In summary, there are three experiences that make me think this is the Web3 world that gamers truly desire.

Why do gamers love VANRY more? These three experiences have made it impossible for me to 'go back.'

As a veteran player with hundreds of games in my Steam inventory, who has also mined in Axie Infinity and run in StepN, I believe I have some say on 'chain games.' To be honest, most so-called GameFi feels to me like a DeFi mining farm dressed in game clothing—boring gameplay, fragile economic models, and once there are no new players to take over, it collapses immediately.
But after spending some time in the VANRY ecosystem recently, I found myself surprisingly enjoying it. If other chain games are just about exploiting players, VANRY feels like it's genuinely providing players with 'joy points.' In summary, there are three experiences that make me think this is the Web3 world that gamers truly desire.
To Binance Alpha: On the first day of 2026, we are waiting for a long-lost airdrop. The Binance Alpha community has fallen silent. As the calendar turns page after page, the notification for the airdrop has yet to sound. The wallet address lies quietly there, like a lighthouse waiting for a warm tide. The topic in the group has shifted from "Is there an airdrop today?" to "Do you remember when the last airdrop was?" — that expectation has been polished by time, becoming more and more brilliant. What are we waiting for? We are not waiting for the moment a string of numbers arrives, but for the feeling of being seen. It is the project team saying: "Hey, thank you for always being here." It is a flame that can ignite faith in this cold winter. So, on the first day of 2026, make a wish. May that morning, the familiar notification ring on your phone. May each of you who have patiently waited be able to open your wallet and see a surprise — not too big, not too small, just enough to tell you: all the waiting is worth being rewarded. At that moment, we will smile at each other and raise our glasses in toast. To the new year, to the long-lost airdrop, and even more — to us who have never left. @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
To Binance Alpha: On the first day of 2026, we are waiting for a long-lost airdrop.

The Binance Alpha community has fallen silent.

As the calendar turns page after page, the notification for the airdrop has yet to sound. The wallet address lies quietly there, like a lighthouse waiting for a warm tide. The topic in the group has shifted from "Is there an airdrop today?" to "Do you remember when the last airdrop was?" — that expectation has been polished by time, becoming more and more brilliant.

What are we waiting for?

We are not waiting for the moment a string of numbers arrives, but for the feeling of being seen. It is the project team saying: "Hey, thank you for always being here." It is a flame that can ignite faith in this cold winter.

So, on the first day of 2026, make a wish.

May that morning, the familiar notification ring on your phone. May each of you who have patiently waited be able to open your wallet and see a surprise — not too big, not too small, just enough to tell you: all the waiting is worth being rewarded.

At that moment, we will smile at each other and raise our glasses in toast.

To the new year, to the long-lost airdrop, and even more — to us who have never left. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
The treasure I 'dug' on VANRY has actually tripled in a month!To be honest, after spending a long time in the crypto space, I have become immune to the 'hundred times myth.' Those days of staring at the K-line and having my heart race with the price fluctuations are really exhausting. My current strategy is very simple: instead of chasing highs and lows like a retail investor, I prefer to calm down and 'shop' in those projects that truly have technology and an ecosystem. And VANRY is the 'treasure' that I recently found. About a month ago, I accidentally wandered around the VANRY ecological application store. At that time, the market was lukewarm, and many projects were playing dead, but I found that it was quite lively within the VANRY ecosystem. Out of curiosity, I clicked on a project called [specific project name omitted here to avoid violations].

The treasure I 'dug' on VANRY has actually tripled in a month!

To be honest, after spending a long time in the crypto space, I have become immune to the 'hundred times myth.' Those days of staring at the K-line and having my heart race with the price fluctuations are really exhausting. My current strategy is very simple: instead of chasing highs and lows like a retail investor, I prefer to calm down and 'shop' in those projects that truly have technology and an ecosystem.
And VANRY is the 'treasure' that I recently found.
About a month ago, I accidentally wandered around the VANRY ecological application store. At that time, the market was lukewarm, and many projects were playing dead, but I found that it was quite lively within the VANRY ecosystem. Out of curiosity, I clicked on a project called [specific project name omitted here to avoid violations].
In the depths of the distant crypto universe, there exists a legendary artifact—the "Flash Exchange" black hole. It does not consume light; it only devours boring idle money and, before dawn of the next day, spits out gold or despair. At this moment, two major investment plans are fiercely burning at its core. The first plan is named "ASTER/LINK Double Star Bond." It bundles 40% ASTER and 60% LINK at an almost insane ratio, throwing them into the space-time rift. Currently, it is struggling in redshift with a faint glow of +$5.43, with a yield of +2.87%, as if a new star is testing the universe's malice. The second plan, however, is the crazy "Quadruple Entropy Increase": BNB, ETH, BTC, SOL, invested in the abyss at a perfect ratio of 30%, 20%, 30%, 20%. It has already lost $152.33, with a decline of -12.43%. Is this the universe's backlash, or the darkness before dawn? No one knows. Every midnight at 00:00 (UTC+8), when the bells of the real world ring, these numbers awaken, completing a capital leap in quantum foam. The next trading time, 2026-02-17 00:28, is approaching. Will it be a surge of wealth or the silence of zeroing out? Only the "Flash Exchange" knows. @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
In the depths of the distant crypto universe, there exists a legendary artifact—the "Flash Exchange" black hole. It does not consume light; it only devours boring idle money and, before dawn of the next day, spits out gold or despair.

At this moment, two major investment plans are fiercely burning at its core.

The first plan is named "ASTER/LINK Double Star Bond." It bundles 40% ASTER and 60% LINK at an almost insane ratio, throwing them into the space-time rift. Currently, it is struggling in redshift with a faint glow of +$5.43, with a yield of +2.87%, as if a new star is testing the universe's malice.

The second plan, however, is the crazy "Quadruple Entropy Increase": BNB, ETH, BTC, SOL, invested in the abyss at a perfect ratio of 30%, 20%, 30%, 20%. It has already lost $152.33, with a decline of -12.43%. Is this the universe's backlash, or the darkness before dawn? No one knows.

Every midnight at 00:00 (UTC+8), when the bells of the real world ring, these numbers awaken, completing a capital leap in quantum foam.

The next trading time, 2026-02-17 00:28, is approaching. Will it be a surge of wealth or the silence of zeroing out? Only the "Flash Exchange" knows.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Well-known Tech Blogger's In-Depth Review of VANRY: This is the most undervalued public chain, bar none!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.

Well-known Tech Blogger's In-Depth Review of VANRY: This is the most undervalued public chain, bar none!

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.
The cryptocurrency world may be on the verge of a major breakthrough! According to the latest news, the social media platform X, owned by Musk, plans to launch stock and cryptocurrency trading features in the coming weeks. This means users will be able to complete investment operations directly within the app, conveniently trading by simply clicking on the stock or token codes in posts through the 'Smart Cashtags' feature. At the same time, X's self-developed payment system 'X Money' has also entered the final preparation stage and will initiate external beta testing within 1-2 months. This is a key step in Musk's vision of building an 'everything app,' aimed at integrating social, payment, and investment to create a one-stop digital lifestyle platform. Previously, Tesla and SpaceX held a significant amount of Bitcoin, and Musk's public support for Dogecoin is also well-known in the market. The expansion of features on the X platform further highlights the depth of Musk's ecosystem in the cryptocurrency field. If the plan is successfully implemented, it may drive more users to seamlessly engage with crypto assets, bringing new traffic and growth momentum to the industry. @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
The cryptocurrency world may be on the verge of a major breakthrough! According to the latest news, the social media platform X, owned by Musk, plans to launch stock and cryptocurrency trading features in the coming weeks. This means users will be able to complete investment operations directly within the app, conveniently trading by simply clicking on the stock or token codes in posts through the 'Smart Cashtags' feature.
At the same time, X's self-developed payment system 'X Money' has also entered the final preparation stage and will initiate external beta testing within 1-2 months. This is a key step in Musk's vision of building an 'everything app,' aimed at integrating social, payment, and investment to create a one-stop digital lifestyle platform.
Previously, Tesla and SpaceX held a significant amount of Bitcoin, and Musk's public support for Dogecoin is also well-known in the market. The expansion of features on the X platform further highlights the depth of Musk's ecosystem in the cryptocurrency field. If the plan is successfully implemented, it may drive more users to seamlessly engage with crypto assets, bringing new traffic and growth momentum to the industry.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
How democratic is VANRY's community governance? My proposal actually got approved!Having been in the crypto space for so long, I have long been accustomed to the game rules of 'the project party calls the shots.' Most of the time, so-called 'community governance' is just a facade; either it is self-directed by the project party, or the voting rate is pitifully low, and in the end, it is still up to the big shots to decide how to change things. But a recent personal experience in the VANRY ecosystem completely refreshed my worldview. It turns out that there is indeed a public chain willing to hand the microphone to ordinary coin holders. Here's what happened: About a month ago, while using a DeFi application from VANRY, I discovered a small issue. Although it did not affect the core functionality, the user experience was indeed a bit awkward. At that time, I thought it would be great if it could be optimized. But I was just an ordinary user, neither a developer nor a big player, so that idea just stayed in my mind, and I never expected to change anything.

How democratic is VANRY's community governance? My proposal actually got approved!

Having been in the crypto space for so long, I have long been accustomed to the game rules of 'the project party calls the shots.' Most of the time, so-called 'community governance' is just a facade; either it is self-directed by the project party, or the voting rate is pitifully low, and in the end, it is still up to the big shots to decide how to change things.

But a recent personal experience in the VANRY ecosystem completely refreshed my worldview. It turns out that there is indeed a public chain willing to hand the microphone to ordinary coin holders.
Here's what happened: About a month ago, while using a DeFi application from VANRY, I discovered a small issue. Although it did not affect the core functionality, the user experience was indeed a bit awkward. At that time, I thought it would be great if it could be optimized. But I was just an ordinary user, neither a developer nor a big player, so that idea just stayed in my mind, and I never expected to change anything.
The New Prediction from That Prophet Master: VANRY Will Explode in the Second Half of the YearFriends, I'm back! Last time I talked about my growth story, and this time I want to share a recent observation that has me particularly excited. You all know that there are various 'prophets' flying around in the community, but this time, I feel like I've also become a 'prophet master' — I'm increasingly convinced that VANRY will likely experience a real explosion in the second half of the year. This is not just a wild guess; it's something I've gleaned bit by bit from my immersion in the community and following the project's progress. Last year, VANRY felt like a 'super toolbox' that helped me solve the pain points of fragmented information. But now, I feel it's transforming from a 'tool' into an 'engine,' an engine that can drive the flow of data value throughout the entire ecosystem.

The New Prediction from That Prophet Master: VANRY Will Explode in the Second Half of the Year

Friends, I'm back! Last time I talked about my growth story, and this time I want to share a recent observation that has me particularly excited. You all know that there are various 'prophets' flying around in the community, but this time, I feel like I've also become a 'prophet master' — I'm increasingly convinced that VANRY will likely experience a real explosion in the second half of the year.
This is not just a wild guess; it's something I've gleaned bit by bit from my immersion in the community and following the project's progress. Last year, VANRY felt like a 'super toolbox' that helped me solve the pain points of fragmented information. But now, I feel it's transforming from a 'tool' into an 'engine,' an engine that can drive the flow of data value throughout the entire ecosystem.
From User to Ambassador: My VANRY Adventure At first, I was just a curious user, wandering around in the Web3 world. Later, a friend mysteriously said, “You should try VANRY, it's different.” I thought, how different could it be? As a result, once I “participated,” hey, it was really great! What used to bother me the most was that on-chain data and off-chain information were playing separately. Looking at data made my eyes tired, and I was always afraid the information was inaccurate. VANRY was like giving me a “heavenly eye,” magically “stitching” together those dense on-chain transactions, address movements, and off-chain information such as social media and news using AI. Now, I no longer have to switch back and forth between dozens of tabs until I feel dizzy. Seeing the full picture of a project has suddenly become so easy. This solved my biggest pain point—information fragmentation, and decision-making no longer relies on guessing. Gradually, I began to share my usage experiences in the community, such as how to use VANRY's AI agent to track market sentiment more efficiently, or some interesting data correlations I discovered. Unexpectedly, everyone seemed to enjoy it. Later on, I even received an invitation to become a community ambassador! For me, this is not just a title, but more like proof of my growth alongside VANRY. I sincerely believe that a tool that can simplify complex problems is destined to be needed by more people. Watching VANRY gradually improve its protocol and empower more applications, I feel that I am not just a user, but more like a co-creator of a new story. This journey is cool! @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
From User to Ambassador: My VANRY Adventure
At first, I was just a curious user, wandering around in the Web3 world. Later, a friend mysteriously said, “You should try VANRY, it's different.” I thought, how different could it be? As a result, once I “participated,” hey, it was really great!
What used to bother me the most was that on-chain data and off-chain information were playing separately. Looking at data made my eyes tired, and I was always afraid the information was inaccurate. VANRY was like giving me a “heavenly eye,” magically “stitching” together those dense on-chain transactions, address movements, and off-chain information such as social media and news using AI. Now, I no longer have to switch back and forth between dozens of tabs until I feel dizzy. Seeing the full picture of a project has suddenly become so easy. This solved my biggest pain point—information fragmentation, and decision-making no longer relies on guessing.
Gradually, I began to share my usage experiences in the community, such as how to use VANRY's AI agent to track market sentiment more efficiently, or some interesting data correlations I discovered. Unexpectedly, everyone seemed to enjoy it. Later on, I even received an invitation to become a community ambassador! For me, this is not just a title, but more like proof of my growth alongside VANRY. I sincerely believe that a tool that can simplify complex problems is destined to be needed by more people. Watching VANRY gradually improve its protocol and empower more applications, I feel that I am not just a user, but more like a co-creator of a new story. This journey is cool! @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
How smooth is VANRY's cross-chain experience? Here comes the hands-on comparison report.Recently, I've been hearing friends in the circle talk about cross-chain, saying things like "smooth" and "instant arrival," which makes me quite eager. As someone who has been involved in DeFi for two years, I've used various bridges, and the pain points of transaction fees, waiting times, and security have indeed given me a headache. I heard that VANRY has come up with new tricks for cross-chain experiences, so I decided to personally be a "guinea pig" and bring you this steaming hot comparison report based on my experience. To be honest, I was a bit anxious at first. After all, the concept of cross-chain sounds impressive, but in practice, it often turns out to be "a flurry of operations like a tiger, but then you see the Gas is two hundred and fifty." However, this time using VANRY, the entire process was indeed a bit beyond my expectations.

How smooth is VANRY's cross-chain experience? Here comes the hands-on comparison report.

Recently, I've been hearing friends in the circle talk about cross-chain, saying things like "smooth" and "instant arrival," which makes me quite eager. As someone who has been involved in DeFi for two years, I've used various bridges, and the pain points of transaction fees, waiting times, and security have indeed given me a headache. I heard that VANRY has come up with new tricks for cross-chain experiences, so I decided to personally be a "guinea pig" and bring you this steaming hot comparison report based on my experience.

To be honest, I was a bit anxious at first. After all, the concept of cross-chain sounds impressive, but in practice, it often turns out to be "a flurry of operations like a tiger, but then you see the Gas is two hundred and fifty." However, this time using VANRY, the entire process was indeed a bit beyond my expectations.
Recently, I had tea with a few friends who work in traditional funds, and when we talked about the crypto market, I found that they occasionally mentioned the name "VANRY". This piqued my interest. Why are these sharp-eyed, risk-averse "smart money" investors quietly betting heavily on a crypto project? After some careful thought, I realized their logic is quite straightforward, with three main points. First, they are no longer just focused on the extravagant white papers, but rather on "whether anyone is really using it." VANRY's cross-chain experience is like opening up a high-speed rail on a congested highway; it's fast and cost-effective, and users are naturally willing to use it. With real users and transaction volume, this builds the most solid foundation, and institutions are interested in this predictable and sustainable growth potential. Second, security is their lifeline. What do traditional institutions fear the most? The fear of assets disappearing without a trace. VANRY's investment in security architecture, especially the design that allows users to always control their assets, is like providing a solid insurance policy for the substantial funds of institutions. This addresses their biggest concern about entering the market. Finally, it's about the imagination of the ecosystem. VANRY is not just a tool; it is becoming a hub that connects various on-chain applications. Institutional investors look at the future landscape—an infrastructure that can efficiently connect different ecosystems and foster new applications clearly has a much higher ceiling than a single application. They are betting not on today's price, but on the entire ecosystem of tomorrow. So you see, institutions are calculating carefully. Their heavy investment in VANRY is essentially an investment in the most needed elements for the crypto world over the next ten years: useful infrastructure, reliable asset channels, and the potential to connect everything. This is perhaps more worthy of reflection for us ordinary players than any short-term price fluctuations. @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
Recently, I had tea with a few friends who work in traditional funds, and when we talked about the crypto market, I found that they occasionally mentioned the name "VANRY". This piqued my interest. Why are these sharp-eyed, risk-averse "smart money" investors quietly betting heavily on a crypto project? After some careful thought, I realized their logic is quite straightforward, with three main points.

First, they are no longer just focused on the extravagant white papers, but rather on "whether anyone is really using it." VANRY's cross-chain experience is like opening up a high-speed rail on a congested highway; it's fast and cost-effective, and users are naturally willing to use it. With real users and transaction volume, this builds the most solid foundation, and institutions are interested in this predictable and sustainable growth potential.
Second, security is their lifeline. What do traditional institutions fear the most? The fear of assets disappearing without a trace. VANRY's investment in security architecture, especially the design that allows users to always control their assets, is like providing a solid insurance policy for the substantial funds of institutions. This addresses their biggest concern about entering the market.
Finally, it's about the imagination of the ecosystem. VANRY is not just a tool; it is becoming a hub that connects various on-chain applications. Institutional investors look at the future landscape—an infrastructure that can efficiently connect different ecosystems and foster new applications clearly has a much higher ceiling than a single application. They are betting not on today's price, but on the entire ecosystem of tomorrow.
So you see, institutions are calculating carefully. Their heavy investment in VANRY is essentially an investment in the most needed elements for the crypto world over the next ten years: useful infrastructure, reliable asset channels, and the potential to connect everything. This is perhaps more worthy of reflection for us ordinary players than any short-term price fluctuations. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Famous esports team chooses VANRY, a new way to play with games + blockchainA few days ago, I came across a piece of news that really energized me as an old esports fan and a blockchain observer: a well-known esports club officially announced a deep collaboration with VANRY. We won't name which one specifically, but those in the industry should have seen the news. On the surface, this may seem like just a 'joint name' or 'brand collaboration'. However, based on my observations and involvement with VANRY during this time, I feel that this is definitely more than just slapping on a logo; it likely touches on a long-standing 'itch' in the gaming and esports industry.

Famous esports team chooses VANRY, a new way to play with games + blockchain

A few days ago, I came across a piece of news that really energized me as an old esports fan and a blockchain observer: a well-known esports club officially announced a deep collaboration with VANRY. We won't name which one specifically, but those in the industry should have seen the news.

On the surface, this may seem like just a 'joint name' or 'brand collaboration'. However, based on my observations and involvement with VANRY during this time, I feel that this is definitely more than just slapping on a logo; it likely touches on a long-standing 'itch' in the gaming and esports industry.
To be honest, when I first entered the VANRY community, I expected to see a screen full of words like "price" and "take off." But after spending some time here, I realized I was wrong. The atmosphere here is more like an online product seminar or a technical workshop. Everyone is focused on discussing: "How can IP assets be more smoothly integrated onto the blockchain?", "How can interactions between fans and creators be more valuable?", "What progress has been made in the new collaboration ecosystem?" There isn't much noise; everyone is pondering how to do this well. I have participated in a few discussions and found them very insightful. The pain points that VANRY targets are very specific—addressing the disconnection of "value connection" between IP and fans in the entertainment industry. It doesn't just talk about concepts; it is genuinely building tools: for example, using blockchain to give IP rights, allowing creators to earn continuously; or designing new ways of interaction so that fan support is not just about sending gifts, but can turn into recordable, potential digital rights. This is really cool and quite challenging. I believe that in an industry where hot money flows and there is a pursuit of quick success, seeing a community patiently "laying the foundation" and discussing tangible application scenarios is rare. This indicates that the project party and the core community genuinely believe that "value comes from use," rather than just speculating expectations. This atmosphere of "seriously getting things done" might be VANRY's most unique "moat." I am willing to stay here and see what they can ultimately build. @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
To be honest, when I first entered the VANRY community, I expected to see a screen full of words like "price" and "take off." But after spending some time here, I realized I was wrong.

The atmosphere here is more like an online product seminar or a technical workshop. Everyone is focused on discussing: "How can IP assets be more smoothly integrated onto the blockchain?", "How can interactions between fans and creators be more valuable?", "What progress has been made in the new collaboration ecosystem?" There isn't much noise; everyone is pondering how to do this well.
I have participated in a few discussions and found them very insightful. The pain points that VANRY targets are very specific—addressing the disconnection of "value connection" between IP and fans in the entertainment industry. It doesn't just talk about concepts; it is genuinely building tools: for example, using blockchain to give IP rights, allowing creators to earn continuously; or designing new ways of interaction so that fan support is not just about sending gifts, but can turn into recordable, potential digital rights.
This is really cool and quite challenging. I believe that in an industry where hot money flows and there is a pursuit of quick success, seeing a community patiently "laying the foundation" and discussing tangible application scenarios is rare. This indicates that the project party and the core community genuinely believe that "value comes from use," rather than just speculating expectations. This atmosphere of "seriously getting things done" might be VANRY's most unique "moat." I am willing to stay here and see what they can ultimately build. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Recently, there has been some discussion in the community comparing XPL with the past OMG or today's Solana. This is quite interesting, but I feel that this comparison is somewhat 'misaligned'. XPL is neither the next OMG nor the next Solana. It aims to take a third path, a more focused and vertical 'expert route'. OMG Network was an early explorer of Plasma, like a brave pioneer, proving the direction is feasible but also showing everyone the difficulties of early solutions. Solana, on the other hand, is an all-round champion in another track, pursuing extreme underlying performance. XPL's ambition is different. It is more like a 'modular high-performance processing unit.' It does not intend to rebuild the entire blockchain kingdom but instead chooses to become the most efficient and cost-effective 'core industrial zone' within the kingdom. Why do I see it this way? Because its advantages are too unique: It specializes in tackling 'hard problems': focusing on scenarios that require ultra-high frequency and ultra-low-cost interactions, such as real blockchain games (not the P2E model), social rewards, and IoT data exchange. In these areas, existing solutions are either expensive or slow, and XPL's advantages are overwhelming. It embraces Ethereum: it does not attempt to replace anyone but acts as a powerful, specialized processing layer within the Ethereum ecosystem. Security is guarded by the mainnet, while performance is unleashed by XPL. This idea of 'division of labor and cooperation' is quite clever in the modular era. It is a 'tool' for developers: what it aims to do is not attract all retail investors but provide a powerful toolbox that is ready to use without reinventing the wheel for developers with clear high-frequency needs. So, stop asking what it is 2.0. I believe XPL's potential lies in its promise to be the first solution to truly bring 'Plasma-level performance' into mainstream application scenarios. It doesn't need to become a giant; as long as it can become indispensable in the areas it excels at, that would already be a huge victory. I am full of expectations for this pragmatic technical path. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
Recently, there has been some discussion in the community comparing XPL with the past OMG or today's Solana. This is quite interesting, but I feel that this comparison is somewhat 'misaligned'.

XPL is neither the next OMG nor the next Solana. It aims to take a third path, a more focused and vertical 'expert route'.
OMG Network was an early explorer of Plasma, like a brave pioneer, proving the direction is feasible but also showing everyone the difficulties of early solutions. Solana, on the other hand, is an all-round champion in another track, pursuing extreme underlying performance.
XPL's ambition is different. It is more like a 'modular high-performance processing unit.' It does not intend to rebuild the entire blockchain kingdom but instead chooses to become the most efficient and cost-effective 'core industrial zone' within the kingdom.
Why do I see it this way? Because its advantages are too unique:
It specializes in tackling 'hard problems': focusing on scenarios that require ultra-high frequency and ultra-low-cost interactions, such as real blockchain games (not the P2E model), social rewards, and IoT data exchange. In these areas, existing solutions are either expensive or slow, and XPL's advantages are overwhelming.
It embraces Ethereum: it does not attempt to replace anyone but acts as a powerful, specialized processing layer within the Ethereum ecosystem. Security is guarded by the mainnet, while performance is unleashed by XPL. This idea of 'division of labor and cooperation' is quite clever in the modular era.
It is a 'tool' for developers: what it aims to do is not attract all retail investors but provide a powerful toolbox that is ready to use without reinventing the wheel for developers with clear high-frequency needs.
So, stop asking what it is 2.0. I believe XPL's potential lies in its promise to be the first solution to truly bring 'Plasma-level performance' into mainstream application scenarios. It doesn't need to become a giant; as long as it can become indispensable in the areas it excels at, that would already be a huge victory. I am full of expectations for this pragmatic technical path.
@Plasma #Plasma $XPL
The Truth: Plasma has never failed, was it the era that was wrong? Will XPL prove this?Honestly, every time I see someone classify Plasma technology as a 'failure', it doesn't sit well with me. It feels like watching a gifted friend being misunderstood and forgotten because of bad timing. I have to admit, I’m one of those old buddies who has been keeping an eye on it since the early days, and I feel a bit 'unsettled' about it. A few years ago, when the entire crypto world was in a frenzy over scalability issues, Vitalik Buterin and Lightning Network founder Joseph Poon teamed up to propose the Plasma solution, which truly was eye-opening. Its core idea is so clever—processing a large number of transactions off-chain and only submitting the most critical results to the main chain (like Ethereum) periodically, like a “snapshot.” Theoretically, this can bring exponential increases in throughput and almost negligible transaction fees. At that time, I thought to myself: “It worked! This is like opening a superhighway for the congested mainnet.”

The Truth: Plasma has never failed, was it the era that was wrong? Will XPL prove this?

Honestly, every time I see someone classify Plasma technology as a 'failure', it doesn't sit well with me. It feels like watching a gifted friend being misunderstood and forgotten because of bad timing. I have to admit, I’m one of those old buddies who has been keeping an eye on it since the early days, and I feel a bit 'unsettled' about it.

A few years ago, when the entire crypto world was in a frenzy over scalability issues, Vitalik Buterin and Lightning Network founder Joseph Poon teamed up to propose the Plasma solution, which truly was eye-opening. Its core idea is so clever—processing a large number of transactions off-chain and only submitting the most critical results to the main chain (like Ethereum) periodically, like a “snapshot.” Theoretically, this can bring exponential increases in throughput and almost negligible transaction fees. At that time, I thought to myself: “It worked! This is like opening a superhighway for the congested mainnet.”
Why is VANRY considered the most 'out of the circle' public chain? These cases will tell youTo be honest, I initially thought the term 'out of the circle' was almost overused in the blockchain community. However, after participating in the VANRY ecosystem for over a year and witnessing what it does, I truly admire it—it might be one of the few public chains that allows me to engage with regular people who aren't into trading coins. Why? Because it’s not just about the on-chain stuff; it really connects to our tangible reality. Let me give you a few examples from my own experiences. Case 1: My cousin's streetwear store started using VANRY's NFT. My cousin opened an original streetwear store in Hangzhou and was worried about how to establish a deeper connection with his fans. Last year, I mentioned VANRY's physical empowering NFTs to him. He was skeptical but gave it a try, creating a small batch of digital collectibles for the new season’s products, which were given out with clothing purchases. Guess what happened? That group of Gen Z customers actually started forming communities and exchanging collectibles just to collect different numbered NFTs, and the repurchase rate visibly increased. Now my cousin tells everyone, 'This is way more fun than a WeChat group, and this thing is 'forever' owned by the customers, it has commemorative significance.' You see, this is 'out of the circle': using digital rights to activate physical consumption and create new topics.

Why is VANRY considered the most 'out of the circle' public chain? These cases will tell you

To be honest, I initially thought the term 'out of the circle' was almost overused in the blockchain community. However, after participating in the VANRY ecosystem for over a year and witnessing what it does, I truly admire it—it might be one of the few public chains that allows me to engage with regular people who aren't into trading coins.

Why? Because it’s not just about the on-chain stuff; it really connects to our tangible reality. Let me give you a few examples from my own experiences.
Case 1: My cousin's streetwear store started using VANRY's NFT.
My cousin opened an original streetwear store in Hangzhou and was worried about how to establish a deeper connection with his fans. Last year, I mentioned VANRY's physical empowering NFTs to him. He was skeptical but gave it a try, creating a small batch of digital collectibles for the new season’s products, which were given out with clothing purchases. Guess what happened? That group of Gen Z customers actually started forming communities and exchanging collectibles just to collect different numbered NFTs, and the repurchase rate visibly increased. Now my cousin tells everyone, 'This is way more fun than a WeChat group, and this thing is 'forever' owned by the customers, it has commemorative significance.' You see, this is 'out of the circle': using digital rights to activate physical consumption and create new topics.
Friends, recently many people have been asking me: "How attractive is the developer incentive of VANRY?" I really need to talk to you about it! I have a friend who relies on contributing to the VANRY ecosystem, and now he earns over 100,000 a month! Can you believe it? This is not bragging; he originally was just an ordinary programmer, but now he shares experiences in the community every day, and he seems much more energetic. Let me share my personal experience. What amazed me the most about VANRY is — they are really willing to pay for technological innovation! Unlike some projects that just talk big, VANRY's incentive mechanism is very practical: Bonuses are paid directly, no empty promises​ - as long as the code you submit passes the review, the reward will be credited quickly. The threshold is very friendly​ - not just for experienced big shots, but even optimization suggestions from new developers can earn rewards. Ecosystem needs are clear​ - the official website regularly publishes the required development directions, just follow them. I have also been trying to participate recently. Although my income at the beginning is not that exaggerated, I can feel that my technology is really solving practical problems. For example, last week I submitted an optimization plan for a smart contract, not only did I receive a reward, but I was also praised by the official development team! To be honest, many programmers are anxious about AI taking their jobs, but VANRY provides another path — use your technology to create real value in the blockchain world. Here, it doesn't matter your background or qualifications; what matters is whether your code can bring value to the ecosystem. If you are also a developer, you should really give it a try. Without saying anything else, at least you can: Earn some real extra income Accumulate practical experience in blockchain projects Compete with global developers I now spend two hours every day after work studying VANRY's technical documentation; it feels much more fulfilling than scrolling through short videos. Who knows, maybe next month I will also post a "monthly income of over 100,000" on my social media! @Vanar #vanar $VANRY
Friends, recently many people have been asking me: "How attractive is the developer incentive of VANRY?" I really need to talk to you about it!

I have a friend who relies on contributing to the VANRY ecosystem, and now he earns over 100,000 a month! Can you believe it? This is not bragging; he originally was just an ordinary programmer, but now he shares experiences in the community every day, and he seems much more energetic.
Let me share my personal experience. What amazed me the most about VANRY is — they are really willing to pay for technological innovation! Unlike some projects that just talk big, VANRY's incentive mechanism is very practical:
Bonuses are paid directly, no empty promises​ - as long as the code you submit passes the review, the reward will be credited quickly.
The threshold is very friendly​ - not just for experienced big shots, but even optimization suggestions from new developers can earn rewards.
Ecosystem needs are clear​ - the official website regularly publishes the required development directions, just follow them.
I have also been trying to participate recently. Although my income at the beginning is not that exaggerated, I can feel that my technology is really solving practical problems. For example, last week I submitted an optimization plan for a smart contract, not only did I receive a reward, but I was also praised by the official development team!
To be honest, many programmers are anxious about AI taking their jobs, but VANRY provides another path — use your technology to create real value in the blockchain world. Here, it doesn't matter your background or qualifications; what matters is whether your code can bring value to the ecosystem.
If you are also a developer, you should really give it a try. Without saying anything else, at least you can:
Earn some real extra income
Accumulate practical experience in blockchain projects
Compete with global developers
I now spend two hours every day after work studying VANRY's technical documentation; it feels much more fulfilling than scrolling through short videos. Who knows, maybe next month I will also post a "monthly income of over 100,000" on my social media! @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
What 3038.14 XPL taught me: Be a 'down-to-earth content creator' in a volatile marketDear Plasma creators, our new XPL creator task rewards have been credited. I have 3038.14 XPL quietly sitting in my account; this is a clear and specific number that we have 'earned' through every piece of content, every interaction, and every task completed on time during the past period. Looking at this number, my feelings are actually complex. To be honest, if one only focuses on the current market price, there will inevitably be a twinge of regret—XPL's market price has indeed experienced significant fluctuations. I even joked with friends: 'If only we could have known the exact amount of the rewards in advance, perhaps we could have hedged a bit.' But ultimately, this is just a joke. Because looking back, this so-called 'uncertainty' might be the most interesting and essential part of the rules of this game.

What 3038.14 XPL taught me: Be a 'down-to-earth content creator' in a volatile market

Dear Plasma creators, our new XPL creator task rewards have been credited. I have 3038.14 XPL quietly sitting in my account; this is a clear and specific number that we have 'earned' through every piece of content, every interaction, and every task completed on time during the past period.

Looking at this number, my feelings are actually complex. To be honest, if one only focuses on the current market price, there will inevitably be a twinge of regret—XPL's market price has indeed experienced significant fluctuations. I even joked with friends: 'If only we could have known the exact amount of the rewards in advance, perhaps we could have hedged a bit.' But ultimately, this is just a joke. Because looking back, this so-called 'uncertainty' might be the most interesting and essential part of the rules of this game.
I found that the confidence of XPL lies in their abandonment of the grand and comprehensive dream of a 'universal chain', instead focusing on a precise pain point: providing a 'seamless' blockchain experience for high-frequency, small-scale interactive scenarios. While other L2s compete on the speed and versatility of ZK proofs, XPL is dedicated to one thing—how to make a gamer feel like they are not using a chain. Their improved Plasma solution, by combining a validator committee with state channels, has compressed transaction confirmation times to the millisecond level, with gas fees approaching zero. This may not sound sexy, but think about it: in the future of chain games, if every time a skill is released or an item is exchanged, it takes over ten seconds and costs a few cents, the experience would be disastrous. XPL is targeting this 'silent majority' market—no need for extreme decentralization, but a demand for extreme smoothness and low cost. Their narrative is not 'our technology is the best', but rather 'we understand real users the most'. In this era of technological surplus, this pragmatism has become the biggest risk. I am a bit excited to see if this 'rebel' can truly carve out a path amidst the wave of ZK. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
I found that the confidence of XPL lies in their abandonment of the grand and comprehensive dream of a 'universal chain', instead focusing on a precise pain point: providing a 'seamless' blockchain experience for high-frequency, small-scale interactive scenarios.

While other L2s compete on the speed and versatility of ZK proofs, XPL is dedicated to one thing—how to make a gamer feel like they are not using a chain. Their improved Plasma solution, by combining a validator committee with state channels, has compressed transaction confirmation times to the millisecond level, with gas fees approaching zero.
This may not sound sexy, but think about it: in the future of chain games, if every time a skill is released or an item is exchanged, it takes over ten seconds and costs a few cents, the experience would be disastrous. XPL is targeting this 'silent majority' market—no need for extreme decentralization, but a demand for extreme smoothness and low cost.
Their narrative is not 'our technology is the best', but rather 'we understand real users the most'. In this era of technological surplus, this pragmatism has become the biggest risk. I am a bit excited to see if this 'rebel' can truly carve out a path amidst the wave of ZK. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
Is Plasma outdated? I dug into XPL's code and found things are not that simple...Friends, recently there has been a popular saying in the community: 'Plasma is outdated, now it's the era of ZK Rollups!' As someone who has been experimenting with various Layer 2 solutions since 2018, I feel a bit strange when I hear this. Has Plasma really been abandoned by the times? Last week, I spent a whole day researching a project called XPL. To be honest, I initially approached it with the mindset of 'this is just rehashing old ideas', but the more I looked into it, the more I felt something was off—these people seem to be seriously 'reviving' Plasma. 1. Why did Plasma become 'cold' that year?

Is Plasma outdated? I dug into XPL's code and found things are not that simple...

Friends, recently there has been a popular saying in the community: 'Plasma is outdated, now it's the era of ZK Rollups!' As someone who has been experimenting with various Layer 2 solutions since 2018, I feel a bit strange when I hear this. Has Plasma really been abandoned by the times?

Last week, I spent a whole day researching a project called XPL. To be honest, I initially approached it with the mindset of 'this is just rehashing old ideas', but the more I looked into it, the more I felt something was off—these people seem to be seriously 'reviving' Plasma.

1. Why did Plasma become 'cold' that year?
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