I've been digging into what really drives adoption, and crazy transaction costs are a huge roadblock in Web3. On lots of networks, fees jump when things get busy. That makes AI stuff, games, and small payments a pain. You just can't count on them.
Vanar's built to keep fees cheap and steady. That means apps can plan ahead without worrying about big bills.
To me, that's key for AI and platforms people use all the time. When costs are steady, developers can grow without sweating it. People can use stuff without being scared of getting ripped off. It makes $VANRY way more useful every day than just something to trade.