Suddenly waking up in the middle of the night due to an account alert, I checked my balance—and there was indeed a reward! The feeling was incredible, like the platform patted me on the shoulder and said, "Keep going, this is for you."

I'm not the only one. WeChat groups and social platforms are buzzing; some people received reward packages of $1500. This kind of instant feedback really boosts morale. I used to complain about slow reward cycles, but I didn't expect my suggestions to be taken seriously, and the execution was quite fast. I don't plan to spend this money recklessly; I will continue to invest regularly and root myself in the ecosystem—because finding the right track during a bull market and sticking to it often yields better returns than blind deployment.

But after calming down, I started to think: where is the next ecosystem that can continuously provide value feedback to ordinary users? It can't rely solely on price fluctuations; it must have solid technology and real application scenarios. Over the past two weeks, I've been paying attention to a new public chain—Vanar Chain.

Honestly, it doesn't have the storytelling of some shady projects, but its planning approach really caught my eye. This chain isn't talking about vague concepts; its goal is very clear: to become the preferred infrastructure for entertainment and real-world asset (RWA) sectors. This positioning precisely targets the core direction for large-scale blockchain implementation in the next decade.

My first impression boils down to two words—pragmatic and clear. Unlike some chains that hype concepts, Vanar's direction is very focused. This targeted strategy on RWA and entertainment ecosystems might be the route that allows users to gain long-term value.