I keep coming back to Vanar’s idea of an “invisible” blockchain: the chain is there, but the user shouldn’t have to notice it. Vanar’s docs describe apps creating wallets for you, using familiar logins, and keeping fees fixed in dollar terms so costs don’t jump around. In gaming, they pitch this through the Vanar Games Network, where ownership can sit quietly under the play. It’s getting attention now because more teams are trying to ship consumer apps for regular people, not just crypto natives, and smart-wallet standards like ERC-4337 make smoother onboarding realistic. I like the direction, but I wonder what “invisible” looks like the first time a login fails or an asset gets stuck. The proof will be steady use at scale.

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