Vanar and the Idea of “Invisible” Blockchain
@Vanarchain I was at my kitchen table at 7:10 a.m., laptop open beside a mug that had gone cold, when a payout flow froze and asked me to connect a wallet. While it spun, I reread Vanar’s notes on Neutron, where it frames blockchain as something users shouldn’t have to notice. I care because I’m building and buying digital stuff more often than I admit, and I’m tired of explaining basic crypto steps to smart colleagues. If Vanar is serious about making the rails feel normal, what has to change? It’s trending because stablecoins and tokenized assets are moving from pilots into real payment rails, and AI agents are being asked to execute and reconcile transactions. Late in 2025, Vanar and Worldpay publicly discussed “agentic” payments and microtransactions. Neutron’s “Seeds” idea—compressing bulky files into small, verifiable on-chain objects—points to a quieter kind of trust: proof without friction.