Brothers, today the most exciting news is that the Zilliqa (ZIL) 2.0 mainnet hard fork has happened. Everyone is cheering that this veteran public chain has finally become compatible with EVM, as if just being able to use the MetaMask wallet means a return to the peak. But if we raise our gaze a bit, you will find that this is actually a tragic 'technical remedial class.' Zilliqa's current struggles expose a harsh truth in the Web3 industry: simply being a chain that can run smart contracts has no competitive advantage in 2026.
Old-era public chains are like desperately trying to cram Android systems into Nokia phones, while new species like Vanar (VANRY) are born as iPhones designed for 'full-stack applications' from the moment they leave the factory.
To understand the true value of Vanar, we must grasp its essential difference from patch-type public chains like Zilliqa—'Vertical Integration'.
If you look at the ecosystems of Zilliqa or Ethereum, developers wanting to create a simple NFT marketplace have to connect to Chainlink's oracle, use The Graph's indexing, and find a third party for cross-chain bridges. This is not only expensive, but each layer of outsourcing increases the risk of being hacked (90% of DeFi thefts occur at these connection points).
But Vanar has taken an extremely 'anti-consensus' yet visionary path: it directly incorporates these core middleware into the underlying standards of the public chain.
In Vanar's technical architecture, you can see the so-called 'Vanar Modules'. This is not just a simple API interface; it's a 'modularization of native functionalities'. When a game developer develops on Vanar, they do not need to search the world for third-party service providers because Vanar's chain itself comes with a high-performance random number generator, a compliant asset confirmation module, and even a communication protocol with Web2 systems.
It's like this: Zilliqa is still selling bare shells, letting you buy cement and sand for renovation; while Vanar delivers fully furnished homes, ready for brands to move in with their luggage.
This 'de-fragmentation' experience is a deadly temptation for Web2 giants who are obsessive about security.
Why is Google Cloud willing to associate its name with Vanar? Because they understand that Vanar is eliminating the 'technical debt' of Web3. While Zilliqa is still spending massive amounts on 'compatibility' as a basic threshold, Vanar has already focused its energy on innovation at the 'application layer', such as how to make on-chain assets respond in real-time to physical changes in the real world, or how to allow AI entities to call on-chain data at a lower cost.
So, brothers, don’t be blinded by today’s surge in ZIL. That’s just the last bit of 'sentimental premium' from existing funds for old technology.
The future market belongs to the new generation of infrastructure that has no historical baggage and can provide 'one-stop solutions'. When the next round of trillion-dollar applications erupts, developers will never choose the old world that requires them to fix and patch things themselves; they will unhesitatingly jump onto the Vanar vehicle, which comes pre-equipped with all top-notch gear. This is not just a game of coin prices; it's a dimensionality reduction strike of 'system efficiency' against 'piled-up patches'.
