The more I dig, the more I feel that Vanar is not building a public chain, but an 'AI business infrastructure'.
@Vanar has placed AI at the core since its design inception:
Neutron is responsible for on-chain high-compression data storage, while Kayon is responsible for understanding, predicting, and automating the execution of this data.
This means it is not just an 'execution layer', but a chain with cognitive abilities.
At the consensus level, it adopts PoR (Proof of Reputation), weakening token weight, and handing over accounting rights to entities that have brands, regulation, and reputational costs in the real world. This is extremely important for gaming, film, IP, and enterprise applications.
In terms of the economic model, Vanar takes the route of low fees and high certainty:
Fixed Gas + high throughput, resembling AWS's billing method rather than the bidding system of DeFi.
The role of VANRY is also very clear: cost for payment network usage, staking to participate in security, and governance of ecological direction.
If most L1s are competing for developers, what Vanar is truly competing for is the 3 billion business users who do not engage in cryptocurrency.
