I’m watching $VANRY Neutron because it focuses on something most chains ignore: discovery. We can store files on-chain or off-chain, but finding them in a meaningful way is still hard. If you don’t already know what you’re looking for, you’re usually blind.
Neutron changes that by using AI embeddings. Instead of relying on keywords or simple tags, they convert content into a semantic fingerprint. That fingerprint represents meaning. Apps can then search by similarity and context, not just exact matches.
They’re not forcing all data to be public. Sensitive files can stay private, while embeddings or proofs can anchor meaning where needed. That makes it usable for studios, brands, research teams, and AI-driven apps.
The purpose is simple: make Web3 content discoverable without depending on one private index. If meaning becomes portable across apps, then memory becomes infrastructure. And that’s when ecosystems start to feel coherent instead of fragmented.
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