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In the Vanar ecosystem, oracles, storage, and indexing don’t just support the system—they’re the backbone of its AI-native Layer 1 blockchain. By baking these features right into the protocol, Vanar sidesteps the headaches and security problems that come with relying on outside bridges.
1. How Oracles Work
Most blockchains tack on oracles as an afterthought, but Vanar takes a different route. It weaves advanced oracles straight into the protocol, so smart contracts always have access to real-time, verified data.
On-Demand Price Feeds: Vanar taps into Supra’s Oracle price feeds, handing developers the ability to pull high-quality, real-time data exactly when they need it. This pull-based setup skips the wastefulness of scheduled updates, cutting down gas costs because it only fetches data for contracts that actually ask for it.
AI-Powered Reasoning (Kayon Engine): The Kayon layer acts as the protocol’s brain. It’s a built-in reasoning engine that can check compliance rules or sift through complex data sets as they come in. Instead of handing off to external oracles, the blockchain itself can “think” over on-chain data and trigger actions automatically.
2. Smart Storage (The Neutron Layer)
Vanar’s storage layer, Neutron, does more than just stash files like IPFS. It serves as the semantic memory of the system.
On-Chain Data Seeds: Using AI-powered compression (think 500:1 ratios), Neutron shrinks giant files—legal documents, 4K videos, detailed invoices—into small, AI-readable objects called “Seeds.”
Persistence and Portability: These Seeds live on-chain forever, giving AI agents a built-in memory. So, agents don’t lose track of context between conversations. Apps can keep running with full awareness of what happened before.
3. Data Indexing and AI-Native Access
Indexing in Vanar isn’t an afterthought. It’s tightly connected to the semantic setup of the Neutron layer, so pulling up complex info is fast and efficient.
Semantic Querying: Since Neutron organizes data by meaning and relationships, not just raw data, both humans and AI agents can query it directly and get meaningful answers.
User-Facing Tools: Tools like myNeutron let users group on-chain data into “bundles.” These are indexed so a personal AI assistant can instantly pull up memories and answer questions about them.
EVM Compatibility: Developers still get full EVM compatibility. You can use existing Ethereum indexing tools and frameworks, while taking advantage of Vanar’s AI-native storage behind the scenes.