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Vanar's "Compliance Card": Is it a constraint or an engine for the next round of growth?
While all public chains advocate for "complete decentralization", @vanarchain boldly embraces compliance. Is this move self-defeating, or has it recognized the trillion-dollar market that most people overlook?
Underlying logic penetration: Vanar's core positioning is to serve brands and large IPs. The biggest pain point for this group of clients is not technology, but legal risks and data compliance. Therefore, the design of permissioned validation nodes, native KYC integration, etc., essentially provides a "verifiable and regulatory-compliant blockchain solution" to lower the adoption threshold for traditional giants. This is not a technical compromise, but a precise market entry strategy.
Industry expertise judgment: This directly places it in the "enterprise blockchain service" track, competing with Avalanche subnets and others. Its moat lies in its understanding and integration capabilities of workflows in the entertainment and branding industries. Recent developments show that it is promoting NFT ticketing pilots with several real-world entertainment companies, which is a direct embodiment of its roadmap.
Compliance adaptability quantitative analysis:
Advantages: Easier to obtain budgets from traditional industries, strong willingness to pay from clients, high lifecycle value.
Challenges: Growth speed is constrained by the decision-making processes of traditional enterprises and is heavily dependent on the regulatory-friendly attitudes of specific regions (such as Europe and the United States).
Value realization anchor points: Its value will be gradually released alongside the signing of contracts with corporate clients and the launch of subnets. Investors should focus not on short-term price fluctuations, but on the quality of client case studies and performance progress announced by its BD team.
Do you believe in this blockchain development model of "dancing with shackles"? Will compliance become a standard feature of mainstream applications in the future? Feel free to share your views.
