Tired of Ethereum's high Gas fees every day? Here's a different perspective—some emerging public chains have already adopted a different approach.

Take Vanar, for example. Transaction fees are controlled at around 0.2 cents—meaning you can complete 1,000 transfers for the cost of a single peak-time transaction on other networks. How big is this difference? It completely changes the game for the cost of ordinary transfers.

But it's not just about the low cost. Backed by Google's green technology, the entire network operates with carbon neutrality. In a world increasingly focused on environmental protection, this is indeed a unique selling point.

More practically—its mainnet is now officially live. Major platforms like leading exchanges already support trading, indicating the project is no longer just on paper but actively running. Compared to projects still in the PPT stage, this one is already practical.

If you often need to make frequent transfers or care about ecological sustainability, it might be worth exploring this path.