Recently, topics in the crypto world have been bombarding the headlines, and the name Vanar Chain has suddenly gained popularity, with a nearly 30% increase in one week. At first glance, it may seem unfamiliar, but digging deeper reveals some clues.

This project has a notable background. It is backed by Viva Games, a strong player in the gaming industry, with a total download count of over 70 billion for its games and an active user base approaching 100 million. Such a traffic foundation is itself a scarce resource.

But Vanar Chain's ambitions go beyond that. It started as a gaming chain and is now aiming for a bigger stage — to create the world's first "AI-native" public chain. This is not just marketing talk but a real effort to change the operational logic of blockchain.

What exactly are they doing? Simply put, they are enabling smart contracts on the chain to have "comprehension capabilities." Previously, blockchains could only confirm the existence of a file; they had no idea what was written inside or what it meant. Vanar changes this with the Kayon engine. For example, an electronic contract stipulating "cash on delivery" can now be automatically interpreted by the system, which verifies whether the "goods have been delivered" and then automatically triggers fund settlement. It's like adding a 24/7 AI lawyer on the chain.

A more hardcore technology is their file compression scheme. It can compress large files (like PDFs) by 500 times, transforming them into "seeds" stored on the chain, saving valuable on-chain space without compromising security. Payment giant Worldpay has already adopted this scheme for transaction fraud prevention, and it has been practically implemented.

Looking at the token price performance, it is currently around $0.01, with quite significant volatility — possibly dropping 7% in one day and rebounding 18% the next. This rhythm tests psychological resilience. The community's enthusiasm continues to build, and how it evolves next is worth monitoring.