Web3 is not lacking new public chains; what it lacks are products that can prove they are 'AI ready': Vanar has provided three report cards.
Azu is teaching a course: today, making a 'new L1 application layer', the biggest competitor is not other chains, but the fact that 'people actually already have paths to take'. The underlying highways of Web3 are plentiful; what is truly scarce are systems that can run autonomous driving—specifically, allowing agents to have long-term memory on-chain, interpretable reasoning, secure automatic execution, and also ensuring that each step is accounted for.
Why is Vanar able to articulate this well? Because it proves it not through PPT, but through product delivery. myNeutron brings 'semantic memory' and 'persistent context' down to the infrastructure layer: a knowledge base follows you across different AI platforms, offering semantic search and on-chain backup, so agents do not lose memory every time they restart. Kayon turns reasoning into an on-chain capability: querying on-chain data with natural language and enterprise backend data, outputting context with auditable logic, and also performing compliance checks before payments happen—this is the prerequisite for institutions to dare to use AI agents for real money. Lastly, there is Flows: turning 'understanding' into 'doing', adding guardrails for agents, and turning intelligence into controllable automated operations, instead of handing private keys to a black box.
For crypto investors, the positioning of $VANRY is clearer: it is not an 'AI narrative ticket', but rather the fuel and pricing unit for this intelligent stack—memory writes, reasoning calls, workflow executions, and cross-chain interactions all require payment settlement on-chain. More importantly, Vanar uses a fixed-fee tiered mechanism to compress common transactions to the lowest level (around $0.0005 equivalent), making the 'unit action cost' of agents predictable and scalable. What you are betting on is not the next wave of slogans, but whether the real call volume brought by these products can turn settlement frequency into a long-term curve.
