I’ve Watched Games Grow Faster Than Blockchains Could Handle
I’ve watched games evolve.
I remember when speed decided everything.
And I see the same truth today—games expose blockchain limits faster than finance ever does.
In 2026, this is why gaming-focused infrastructure is trending again. Most Layer-1 chains were built for value transfer, not interaction. Games demand instant feedback, low and predictable costs, and zero mental friction. If a player has to think about fees or wait for confirmation, the experience is already broken.
Vanar’s design fits that reality. Fixed, near-zero fees remove decision stress. Three-second block times keep actions feeling real-time. Since late 2025, Vanar’s gaming and NFT activity has increased steadily, not through incentives, but through usability. That matters.
As an investor and trader, I trust systems that respect human behavior. Philosophically, good infrastructure disappears into the experience. When players stop noticing the chain, that’s when the chain is finally doing its job.
