I’ve noticed something simple over time: users rarely leave because a chain is slow.
They leave when things start feeling unreliable.
One failed interaction.
One confusing state update.
One fee that suddenly costs more than expected.
That’s usually enough to plant doubt.
Speed looks impressive on a chart, but consistency is what keeps people coming back. When everyday actions behave differently each time, trust fades quietly. And once trust fades, growth slows.
That’s why Vanar and the VANRY ecosystem stand out to me. The focus doesn’t seem to be just pushing more transactions per second. It’s about making interactions predictable across apps, assets, and even AI-driven workflows.
In the long run, people don’t stay because something is fast.
They stay because it feels dependable.