Vanar represents a clear departure from its competitors, as most blockchains treat transaction processing fees the same way people treat the weather--sometimes calm and sometimes chaotic. Because of this, end-users, app developers, and validators are forced to adapt. Vanar keeps transaction fees in the unchanging and predictable world of systems engineering, feedback control loops, and consistent transactional models rather than random marketing strategies and promises.
At the first glance, it might seem unexciting. However, unexciting means there are likely no hidden consequences. For example, when transactional fees spike, microtransactions fail, creating a cascade of problems in subscription services, payroll systems, and so on. Vanar doesn't just promise stability, it builds it into the protocol.
Fees as Protocol Truth, Not UI Decoration
Most blockchains brag about their low transaction fees, but paradoxically expose it's end-users to the processing fees when there is a high transactional activity. Vanar does something very different based on its economic control systems, and transactional fairness mechanisms:
Set fees in native currency: Each transaction will always cost the same amount in the real world, regardless of currency.
Variable fees and end-of-block settlement: the VANRY fee, which is the payment to the Vanar protocol, is updated automatically at the end of each processing block based on the real time market price.
Thermostat logic: the economic control systems adjust based on the token price, and maintain a pseudo-linear control of the transactional ecosystem.
Why it matters: Users can confidently create budgets and structed financial plans. Apps can process large volumes of small transactions automatically. Validators can apply a consistent set of rules over and over throughout the process.
Multi-Source Price Verification
Stable fees can only be trusted if the underlying factors involved in computing them can also be trusted. Using price manipulation protection measures, Vanar draws fees from three distinct, reliable, and non-manipulative sources: centralized and decentralized exchange prices and market aggregation sites, such as CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko.
Because of this, Vanar can ensure the fee system can’t be manipulated and is transparent and verifiable on the blockchain.
FeePerTx: Transparent, Fully Programmable, Predictable, and Fully Auditable
Vanar embeds a record of all fees into block headers.
Auditors and indexers can recreate and trace the history of all fees.
Machines treat fee systems as predictable and stable components of the system instead of fluctuating and unreliable estimates from a user interface.
Developers and businesses can confidently and predictably scale plans for microtransactions.
User/Network Interaction
Reliably predictable and calculable fees allow apps, automated agents, and wallets to function seamlessly.
Validators apply and enforce the fee rules in a deterministic manner.
Governance as a Steering Wheel Vanar intertwines incentives, fees, and governance.
Token-holders are given the power to vote on rules concerning the calibration of fees.
Governance serves to balance competing interests:
1.Builders desire predictability
2.Validators want stable and sustainable rewards
3.Users require stable fees
Vanar’s conceptual control plane is technical and political. It’s not simply user experience design. Fees shouldn’t be rhetorical claims; they should represent real trade-offs.
Why This Matters
Predictable fees means cloud-like, budgetable blockchain infrastructure
Real world products can plan lose risk
Microtransactions, subscriptions, and frequent operations become machine-scale compatible
Vanar differs from auction-based networks in that it manages volatility actively
Network/User Interaction
Costs need to be stable for businesses and dApps This network guarantees fairness, transparency and operational reliability
Long-Term Bet
Vanar’s goal isn’t hype. It’s quiet, engineered, infrastructure-first adoption.
When Vanar succeeds:
Chains are predictable enough for automated systems
Fees are auditable and trustworthy
Networks act as reliable back-end infrastructure for mainstream applications
This isn’t flashy. It’s machine-ready, user-ready, and business-ready.