Escape the Bubble, Escape the Ceiling
Vanar made a discovery.
Projects still try to gain popularity in useless, repetitive ways. Vanar left.
He went to Dubai. AIBC. Met with policy makers, people who allocate capital, AI infrastructure leads. He started speaking their language— not about tokens, but about persistent memory and responsible inference.
Two platforms, one strategy:
Binance Square has credibility, community, and familiarity. Dubai does the real work. Putting a "Web 3" and "AI" flag where people have no right to put it.
Vanar has stopped selling developer tooling.
It is now trying to be Web 3's spokesperson to the AI community.
The expectation is the second-half of 2026. When the dialogue evolves from "can AI decide things?" to "how do we audit what it decided?" Vanar expects to be the only name in the conversation.
The graph is not reflecting reality.
$VANRY is 0.008 with a market cap of less than 10 million.
There is market punishment for things that move slower than a meme, but for the most part, none of this is priced in yet.
The Dubai handshakes turning into API calls is more important than the AMAs and giveaways.
The thesis is simple.
Narrative spillover means nothing until it becomes keystrokes.
Until then, this is merely a quiet collection window for those who get what global infrastructure actually looks like before it becomes obvious.