$50 Million Trading Volume on a $17 Million Market Cap? Something’s Happening With Vanar
Trading volume just hit $50 million in 24 hours. Market cap sits at $17 million. That’s a 3x volume-to-mcap ratio, which almost never happens unless something’s moving.
January 19th, Vanar launched what they’re calling “AI-native infrastructure.” Not AI features bolted onto a blockchain after the fact, but AI tools embedded directly into the Layer 1 from the start.
Neutron compresses files 500:1 and stores them on-chain as Seeds. Kayon is their reasoning engine that lets smart contracts actually query data and make decisions. The combination means applications can store and process complex information on-chain instead of pulling from external databases.
They’re rolling out two new products called Axon and Flows. Axon’s designed for intelligent, agent-ready smart contracts. Flows creates automated on-chain workflows with logic built in. No launch date yet, but both are listed as core infrastructure upgrades.
World of Dypians already runs fully on Vanar with 30,000 active players. Everything from character progression to game mechanics happens on-chain, no centralized servers involved.
The business model’s shifting. Tools like myNeutron and Pilot are moving to paid subscriptions. Every interaction burns or stakes VANRY tokens, creating direct utility instead of relying purely on speculation.
They’re partnered with Worldpay for enterprise payments, NVIDIA Inception for AI development, and entertainment studios like Paramount. Carbon-neutral chain running on renewable energy.
Volume spikes like this usually mean either institutional accumulation or coordinated trading. Time will tell which one.
Are AI-powered smart contracts actually useful or just the latest narrative? Drop your thoughts.
