Vanar is taking a very grounded path in how it’s growing. Instead of making big promises and chasing attention, the team is focusing on building real systems that actually work in the real world.
One of the biggest steps is Kickstart, Vanar’s builder accelerator. It helps new teams by connecting them with more than twenty trusted partners. These partners support projects with security, infrastructure, wallets, and user onboarding. The goal is simple: make it easier for builders to launch and grow on Vanar. These are not just ideas on paper either — Vanar has already helped teams secure real agreements and start building today.
Vanar also cares about how its network impacts the environment. Validators are only allowed to run in data centers that meet clean energy standards. If a data center does not score well on Google Cloud’s clean energy index, it cannot take part. This means the network is secured in a way that is both responsible and sustainable.
The token system is designed to stay balanced over time. When you stake VANRY, your tokens are locked for 21 days. During that time, you earn rewards every day for helping support the network. The total supply is capped at 2.4 billion tokens. No new tokens will be created beyond staking rewards, which helps keep the economy stable and predictable.
Vanar also has its own decentralized exchange called AuriSwap, which is already live. It allows users to trade tokens easily inside the ecosystem. For developers, Vanar works with Thirdweb, making it easier to build apps, deploy smart contracts, and bring ideas to life without needing complex tools.
To keep everything safe, Vanar partners with Immunefi, a leading security platform. This helps protect the network by finding and fixing vulnerabilities before they become real problems.
Vanar may not be the loudest project in the space, but its focus on strong foundations, real partnerships, and responsible growth is what makes it stand out. It’s building quietly, but with purpose — and that’s where its real strength lies.