Sometimes I think the real competition in crypto is not chain vs chain. It’s patience vs impatience.
Most people enter this space looking for fast results. Fast gains. Fast hype. Fast growth. But infrastructure doesn’t grow fast in a healthy way. It grows layer by layer.
Vanar Chain feels like a project testing patience. It’s not trying to shock the market every week. It’s building systems that need time to prove themselves — stable fees, structured data, smoother user flow.
My small guidance is this: don’t only track excitement. Track behavior. If developers keep building and users keep interacting without friction, that’s a stronger signal than noise.
In crypto, patience is rare. And sometimes, that’s exactly where opportunity hides.