Vanar's approach is completely different from traditional L1 blockchains. It integrates AI from the underlying protocol design rather than as a patch afterward. This approach changes what the chain can do—from a simple ledger to a system capable of understanding and processing data.

One of the core highlights of the project is the Neutron module. Its role is to convert large files into "smart seeds," which can be stored directly on the chain. This is not ordinary data compression but an intelligent compression scheme that considers the semantic features of files. Imagine you need to permanently record evidence, contracts, or compliance documents on the chain—these seeds can provide tamper-proof verification, which is invaluable in certain scenarios.

Kayon is Vanar's AI reasoning engine, enabling smart contracts and on-chain logic to "understand" the content of these semantic seeds. The limitation of ordinary contracts is simple logic; smart contracts can only execute preset if-then rules. Kayon breaks this bottleneck, allowing on-chain logic to handle more complex information understanding tasks.

The Vanar chain adopts a five-layer architecture, with each layer specifically built to enhance intelligent features for applications. Under this architecture, the chain not only stores data but also processes it with AI—representing a qualitative leap.

The $VANRY token serves as the ecosystem's fuel, powering all operations on the chain—storage, interaction, staking, and incentive distribution. Unlike ordinary fee models, holding and staking $VANRY directly influence your participation weight and reward distribution on the chain.

In the early stages, the ecosystem completed a 1:1 token swap from TVK to $VANRY, ensuring a seamless transition of rights for existing users. This migration approach demonstrates the project's sincerity, rather than simply reissuing tokens.