Today, VANRY's performance taught a harsh lesson. Looking at the data, the 24-hour increase is indeed a bit outrageous.

Most projects on the market follow a very similar pattern—forcing AI functionalities onto existing chains, like installing a navigation system in an old car; it can be used but always feels a bit off. VANRY is taking a different route, designing infrastructure from scratch based on AI needs.

What does it mean to be truly AI-ready? It's not just about high TPS. AI requires more fundamental components—native memory mechanisms, on-chain reasoning capabilities, automated execution engines. VANRY has all these capabilities with corresponding products: myNeutron handles semantic memory, Kayon is responsible for on-chain reasoning, Flows manages intelligent automation. This isn't just a concept; it's solid infrastructure.

A particularly critical detail is that AI agents don't need wallet interfaces—they require standardized global settlement channels. That's why payment functions are not just a bonus but a necessity for the entire AI infrastructure ecosystem.

Recently, VANRY also expanded cross-chain to Base. What does this mean? It indicates that the ambition of AI infrastructure can't be limited to a single chain. To grow big and strong, it must extend into a broader ecosystem.

From a technical perspective, RSI hitting 90.18 does suggest overbought signals; the numbers are indeed startling. But stepping back, the market cap is only about $19.35 million, with a circulating supply of 2.22 billion tokens. This market size is actually quite small. Once AI agents are truly adopted on a large scale, the potential is still very significant.

There are many AI tokens out there, but in the niche of native AI infrastructure, VANRY seems just beginning to show its fangs. Do your own research, make your own judgments.