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Just now, the $1 billion reserve address has completed the on-chain authorization for external transfers, suspected to be planning to convert the $1 billion worth of stablecoins in the address into Bitcoin.
2026.1.31 Investment Research | NVIDIA never touches cryptocurrencies, yet favors this Layer 1? The answer lies in the breakthrough of 'AI + business'
NVIDIA has always steered clear of cryptocurrency speculation, so why is it suddenly endorsing Vanar Chain ($VANRY )? The answer is simple: this is not a chain created solely for speculation, but the first AI-native Layer 1 blockchain that truly integrates 'intelligence and practicality', tailored for traditional major brands as a comprehensive Web3 business ecosystem—Ethereum is just a digital calculator that keeps accounts, while Vanar is a new commercial infrastructure equipped with an AI brain. ✨ Not just riding the AI wave, but making blockchain truly 'smarter' Vanar's AI genes are embedded in its foundational design, not just a simple overlay of technologies, but enabling the chain with the core capabilities of 'memory + thinking':
#vanar $VANRY Let's talk about the core logic of Vanar that resonates most with developers
People who talk about Vanar love to discuss technical modules and architecture design, but I want to discuss something more practical: when the blockchain really needs to support massive long-term applications, who would willingly choose Vanar?
The answer lies in the most fundamental needs of developers.
The vast majority of developers are not here to challenge the limits of blockchain technology; they want something very simple: can the system run stably? If problems arise, can they be easily diagnosed and resolved? Can the cost of long-term maintenance be managed? @Vanar
But too many public chains have gone down the wrong path early on: in order to showcase performance and compete on parameters, they have thrown all technical complexities onto developers. When applications are finally ready to launch, they discover that automation is lacking, security mechanisms are absent, and all sorts of problems rely on manual intervention, leading to either uncontrolled maintenance costs or forced migration, resulting in wasted efforts.
Vanar's approach, however, is refreshingly counterintuitive. It doesn't obsess over the slogan “I can run faster,” but rather focuses on one core question: if you were to run real business on the chain long-term, would it become increasingly painful?
This is also why I immediately focused on @Vanar .
The design logic of Vanar essentially helps application teams to simplify: reducing human intervention, reducing redundant development, and reducing various uncertainties after going live. Its initial assumption is not to “create a few demos for fun,” but to “enable applications to live long and operate continuously on the chain.”
Such projects are destined to struggle to create emotional hotspots in the early stages—they do not rely on parameter bombardment to attract attention, nor do they pursue short-term spikes to gain traffic. But as long as real applications are successfully implemented and settled on it, strong user stickiness will form; once used, it becomes hard to replace.
This also makes the investment logic of $VANRY particularly unique. Its value is never proven by a single market explosion, but rather hidden in “how many people are willing to use it long-term.” When the Vanar ecosystem runs real businesses instead of temporary testing projects, the value of this chain will gradually settle and continuously release.
So in my view, Vanar is never a speculative emotional trade driven by chasing trends, but a blockchain infrastructure choice worth deep exploration. It is suitable for slow observation, patient waiting, and even more suitable for time to validate.
Binance Alpha has once again changed the rules for claiming rewards, and this time those with high scores can finally benefit.
Today's airdrop reward $PIGGY will be available for claiming starting at 6:00 PM. The initial required score is still 250 points. However, if it is not completely claimed within 5 minutes, the score will decrease by 5 points every five minutes.
In other words, under the new rules, if not fully claimed every hour, the score line will drop directly by 60 points, and it will change every 5 minutes.
Today's claiming curve is shown in the picture. I guess that those above 250 points have a 99% chance of being claimed, which is from a previous segment. Whether low scores can be claimed still depends on luck and the value of the airdrop.
This model temporarily alleviates the anxiety of high-scoring users, but whether it can allow retail investors to profit ultimately depends on the technological risk control capabilities of the @BinanceWallet team. Special thanks to @heyibinance for charging ahead for Binance; it’s great to have you, sister. {alpha}(560x8410fea2dd13c1798977ff4d55a9e1835f54f216)