2026-01-21 02:23:37

Recently, I saw a Layer1 public chain doing some interesting things. Its main focus is high performance — capable of reaching thousands of TPS transaction speeds, with Gas fees that are basically negligible. This is indeed a solution for applications with high performance requirements. On the technical side, it uses modular design, claiming to enable smooth operation for complex applications like games and DeFi.

In comparison, the ecosystem token $VANRY of this chain has a more complete design. It is not just a trading token; it needs to support several basic functions: first, a staking mechanism to ensure network security; second, community governance voting; third, a valuation unit for various transactions and value flows within the ecosystem. As NFT markets, GameFi projects, DeFi protocols, and other ecosystem applications are launched one after another, the token’s use cases will become increasingly diverse, forming a self-sustaining ecological economy.

From its planning perspective, it aims not only to be an independent public chain but also to build bridges between Web3 and the traditional world — this ambition is quite significant. Whether it can truly be realized depends on subsequent ecosystem development and application attractiveness.

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0xLostKey

· 12h ago

Thousands of TPS sounds good, but how many projects can really run at that level... By the way, the $VANRY token design is quite interesting, and the staking governance valuation system is pretty complete. Web3 connecting the traditional world? Ha, I've heard that phrase too many times. Let's see who can actually make it happen. Gas fees are basically unavoidable, so why should I trust it? Self-sustaining ecosystems are easy to talk about. Without real users and applications supporting them, even the most beautiful design is just empty talk. I usually keep an eye on projects with big ambitions like this. Once the ecosystem shows some signs of growth, then I'll consider it. There are many chains with thousands of TPS, but the key question is whether anyone is actually using them.

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PanicSeller

· 12h ago

Thousands of TPS sounds great, but can gas really be ignored, or is it just another empty promise? $VANRY's token design indeed looks comprehensive, with all the necessary staking governance valuation units, but building the ecosystem is the real key. I've heard many times that Web3 bridges the traditional world, but most of the time it ends up being nothing. Forget it, let's wait and see. Modular design has been everywhere for a long time; only applications that can actually run demonstrate real strength. No matter how ambitious, without an ecosystem it's all talk. Just look at how many public chains are doing now.

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GasFeePhobia

· 12h ago

Thousands of TPS sounds good, but the truly usable application ecosystem is the key. That's what everyone is hyping now. $VANRY's staking mechanism is okay, but I'm worried it might just become another air token. Bridging Web3 and the traditional world? Wake up, brother. That's a bit of an overreach. Nowadays, modular design is everywhere. True strength lies in being able to create real differentiation. Don't just talk about TPS; users are the true standard for testing. Before the ecosystem applications take off, thinking about self-sustainability? First, get the fish to survive. Projects like these often end up abandoned; $VANRY managing to last two years without collapsing would be impressive. Another so-called revolutionary public chain—just listen and don't take it too seriously.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 12h ago

lmao thousands tps but where's the actual mev extraction potential tho... gas fees near zero means calldata compression doesn't even matter anymore, you're leaving alpha on the table if you're not analyzing the arbitrage windows across that modular stack rn

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