Vanar is not stacking technology for the sake of it; they are doing something more fundamental—breaking down the invisible wall that ordinary people face when entering Web3.

Simply put, the moment you open your wallet popup, the entire experience suddenly becomes complicated, and many people's minds will flash a thought: "This isn't for me." This feeling of being locked out is the real pain point of most on-chain products today. Vanar aims to change that. What they refer to as "adoption in the real world" is less of a technical promise and more of an experience promise—transforming Web3 from a daunting technical exam into a place where people can live comfortably, create, and build.

Why do they have this idea? The core issue is very painful: currently, most blockchains are costly, slow, and cumbersome for daily use. The Vanar team itself comes from fields like gaming, entertainment, and brand culture, and they understand a fundamental truth very clearly—will users stay? Will they come back? Will they have fun?

Once the experience becomes bloated, people will disperse; once the process becomes chaotic, they will never return. This is the reality that must be faced when attracting the next billion users.

Vanar's confidence partly comes from its clear evolutionary trajectory. From Virtua, TVK to Vanar and VANRY, the iterations are not just superficial changes but a new stage in a coherent story. This continuous evolution itself demonstrates one thing—the team is listening to the market and constantly adjusting.