The narrative of public chain development is undergoing a shift. The once feverish pursuit of "high TPS" has faded, and the market's focus has shifted to a more pragmatic direction—real application deployment. At this turning point, Layer 1 blockchains like Vanar Chain are beginning to show their strengths, targeting the final hurdle in the large-scale popularization of blockchain technology.

Compared to traditional public chains, many established projects are struggling with the same issues: unstable transaction costs, complex technical access, and ecological and regulatory compliance that lag behind. These obstacles have discouraged many mainstream brands and enterprises interested in entering Web3. However, this is precisely where the new generation of blockchain projects can make a breakthrough. Take Vanar as an example; one of its core competitive advantages lies in its carbon-neutral architecture. For top-tier companies already pursuing green transformation, such as Google Cloud, environmental protection is no longer optional but a business necessity. A zero-emission, high-performance platform like this is essentially paving the way for traditional enterprises to enter the Web3 world.

The vitality of the ecosystem ultimately depends on the token. $VANRY is not just a tool for paying network fees; it is also the foundation for maintaining the security and governance of the entire ecosystem. As various DApps such as games, virtual spaces, and digital collectibles migrate to the Vanar ecosystem, the actual demand for $VANRY will rise with the ecosystem's activity level. This value support, built on real business traffic, is fundamentally different from project tokens lacking practical application scenarios.