After studying public chains for so many years, this is the first time I've seen such a configuration: @Vanar in the partner list, featuring the cloud computing giant, AI chip leader, and global payment giant.
What do these three companies together mean? Computing power, intelligence, finance—the three most valuable things in the internet world are all here.
How can a "small chain" with a market value of only twenty million dollars do this?
I spent two weeks going through its technical documentation and product presentation, and finally figured it out. The answer is two words: data.
Let me share a dirty secret about the industry: 99% of blockchain data is "dead."
Do you think NFT images are stored on-chain? Wrong. Only a link is stored on-chain; the image itself is on IPFS or some server. If the server goes down, your million JPGs turn into 404.
This is not an isolated case, but a common issue in the entire industry. Last year, AWS went down for 23 minutes, causing Binance, KuCoin, and MEXC to collectively collapse. Why? Because their 'decentralization' is built on centralized cloud services.
Vanar's Neutron technology fundamentally solves this problem.
It can compress a 25MB file into a 50KB 'Seed', stored directly on-chain. It doesn't store a link; it stores the file itself. Moreover, this compression is not arbitrary; it is AI-driven 'semantic compression'—retaining the 'meaning' of the file, allowing smart contracts to read, query, and understand it directly.
At the Dubai Token2049 in April this year, they demonstrated on-site: a 4K video compressed into 47 characters stored on-chain, ready to play back in 30 seconds. A compression ratio of 500:1, which is technically explosive.
Google Cloud sees the potential of infrastructure.
Vanar's validation nodes run on Google Cloud, using renewable energy and achieving carbon neutrality. Does it sound like PR talk? It’s not. ESG compliance is becoming increasingly important for institutional entry; this is a real monetary threshold.
NVIDIA is focused on AI application scenarios.
Vanar has joined the NVIDIA Inception program and received the CUDA-X AI toolkit. This means that AI computing on-chain can leverage NVIDIA's optimized computing power. Their Kayon inference engine runs 12,000 semantic queries daily on the test network, a load that cannot be handled without professional GPU support.
Worldpay focuses on PayFi's implementation capabilities.
With $23 trillion in transactions and 50 billion payments annually, Worldpay fears slowness and high costs the most. Vanar charges $0.0005 per transaction, with a 3-second confirmation, hitting the pain point perfectly. More importantly, Neutron can put invoices, contracts, and KYC documents on-chain, with AI performing automatic reviews, cutting compliance costs by more than half.
So where is the value capture of $VANRY ?
Four words: everywhere.
Running transactions requires Gas, creating Seeds requires Gas, AI queries require Gas, in-game purchases require Gas. And it's not just random usage; it's real business scenarios consuming it. Even if 1% of Worldpay's 50 billion transactions go on-chain, or 1% of the 700 million downloads of Viva Games activate users, the consumption will be astronomical.
In addition to staking yields (currently around 20% annualized) and the upcoming AI tool subscription fees, $VANRY covers usage scenarios in the four major tracks of storage, computing, payment, and gaming.
To be honest, such 'infrastructure-level' projects may not have the short-term explosive power of meme coins, but once they run smoothly, they experience exponential growth.
Google, NVIDIA, and Worldpay are not philanthropists; the directions they are betting on are worth retail investors taking a second look.
