Recently, reviewing the dynamics of @Vanar , I found it is playing a very advanced psychological game.
It no longer tries to initiate topics but focuses on ending them.
When everyone is debating whether AI will spiral out of control, it comes out and says: "Reliability comes from knowing when NOT to use agents."
This statement is quite astute.
It directly stands at the high ground of 'rationality'.
It is telling the market: I do not blindly tout AI; I am here to fill the gaps in AI.
I call this strategy 'anchor tactic'.
It has turned itself into a 'quiet anchor'.
No matter how the external AI narratives drift, they ultimately must return to the underlying logics of memory, privacy, and continuity.
And Vanar has long been waiting at the endpoint of this logic.
What results will this bring?
In the short term, the coin price is quite dull ($0.007 oscillation), even somewhat lifeless.
Because this strategy does not bring FOMO or impulsive consumption.
But in the long term, once this 'rational persona' is established, it will become the first choice for institutions when they enter the market.
Because what institutions hate most is Surprise, and what they love most is predictability.
I define Vanar as the 'shock absorber' of the AI track.
It is not responsible for making you excited; it is responsible for helping you live a little longer.
For investors who want to navigate the cycle in 2026, this kind of 'boredom' may be the most scarce asset.
