Vanar’s mission is mass-market Web3 that feels like a normal app. Users should click, play, or pay, without learning wallets and gas first. @Vanarchain starts with an EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for speed and low cost, because consumer platforms cannot pause for congestion. Then it adds AI-native primitives: data structures that store richer app state onchain and allow similarity search, so an app can retrieve context instead of guessing. With Kayon, rules can be applied onchain before execution, so actions are checked against the right constraints. Real-world use becomes clearer: gaming microtransactions that are too small for high fees, brand drops where ownership must be provable, and PayFi flows that may need automated checks. The point is not “more features.” The point is fewer hidden dependencies, and more transparent behavior you can audit. $VANRY is the settlement fuel when those interactions scale. That brings trust closer to users. $VANRY #Vanar