Vanar Chain has been quite active recently. As an EVM-compatible Layer 1 public chain, it has achieved a good level of high performance and low latency, which remains competitive in the crowded public chain space.

More interesting are some of its detailed designs—native stablecoin payments and AI-driven smart contracts. The former directly addresses cross-chain payment pain points, while the latter opens up new possibilities for developers. The combination of these two features indeed lowers the barriers for builders within the ecosystem.

The ecosystem is also accelerating. Recently, it announced the completion of integration with a compliant platform's Prime service and reached a partnership with gaming platform The Arena. These are tangible signals of ecosystem expansion. More importantly, Vanar Chain has obtained an official license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), which is a significant endorsement for compliant global operations.

The VANRY token in this system plays not only a governance role but also serves as a vehicle for participating in ecosystem development and profit sharing. As more projects join in, the community size is expanding, and the potential of this chain still seems considerable. Ultimately, competition in blockchain technology boils down to ecosystem competition, and based on this wave of operations, Vanar Chain appears to be managing its pace quite well.