Most blockchains focus on speed. Vanar Chain is focused on memory.
Not memory in a marketing sense, but structured, on-chain context.$VANRY Through its Neutron layer, data isn’t just stored — it’s organized into what the team calls “Seeds,” small packets of meaning that applications can reference later. On top of that, Kayon introduces reasoning logic so applications can interpret stored context before triggering actions. The idea is simple: transactions should understand what they represent, not just that they happened.
Recently, Vanar has been positioning this stack around PayFi conversations at major industry events, while continuing technical expansion of its multi-layer architecture.
Technically, the stack runs across five layers — blockchain, memory, reasoning, automation, and applications. Node requirements are clearly defined: 8-core CPU, 32GB RAM, and 500GB storage for a full node baseline.
If this design works at scale, Vanar won’t just process transactions — it will help them carry meaning.
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