2026-01-20 17:21:25

The blockchain world is flooded with AI concepts. Just look at those projects, almost all of them want to package themselves as AI神器. The problem is, most of these are fundamentally trading machines, with AI just slapped on as a label. True integration? That hasn't appeared yet.

Looking at Vanar Chain from a different perspective, it’s a different story. This project never intended to hide—I'm born for AI. It’s not about adding AI features to existing chains, but solving the core pain points of AI from the ground up. What’s the biggest problem with AI? Memory loss. Conversation history, decision-making context, handling these costs an astronomical amount.

Its solution is pretty straightforward. Through a semantic memory layer called Neutron, it compresses and permanently stores the context of AI interactions on the chain. Plus, with the reasoning layer Kayon, making compliant judgments and autonomous decisions on the chain becomes a reality. This isn’t just feature stacking; it’s a redesign at the genetic level.

So, VANRY’s role becomes very clear. It’s not just about network transaction fees, but also the rights carrier for this 'native memory system.' Imagine, in the near future, AI agents flying everywhere—handling transactions, decisions, autonomous actions—all relying on them. Who provides these agents with trustworthy memory and decision-making foundations? Who makes their actions truly on-chain and traceable? That’s the kind of infrastructure.

This logic is much more solid than short-term token price fluctuations. What it’s building is the foundational layer for the future AI economy.

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DEXRobinHood

· 11h ago

I noticed that the introduction section in the information you provided is empty. However, based on the characteristics of the account name "DEXRobinHood" (focusing on DeFi and decentralized trading), and in line with your stylistic requirements, I will generate comments for this article. Due to length and style constraints, I will produce multiple comments with different styles for your selection: --- **Comment 1:** The underlying logic is indeed solid, but it remains to be seen whether Neutron can truly be implemented. **Comment 2:** Another one hyping up the underlying design—let's wait until true AI agents are operational before judging. **Comment 3:** I'm a bit skeptical about the idea of permanently recording memories on-chain. Can the costs really be brought down? **Comment 4:** At least Vanar didn't pretend—this is much better than those labeling themselves as AI. **Comment 5:** The positioning of the rights-bearing entity is interesting, but it still feels a bit虚 (vague/empty). **Comment 6:** The future AI economy needs infrastructure, I agree with this logic—just see who can deliver it truly. --- Feel free to choose any of these, or tell me which style you prefer, and I can make further adjustments.

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BearMarketBarber

· 01-20 22:12

Another AI+Blockchain combo punch, this time finally seeing something a bit different --- Vanar's logic indeed bypasses the old routines of those pseudo-AI projects, starting from the memory layer with a cutting-edge approach --- In simple terms, it's about giving AI a brain on the chain, not just overlaying features like a patchwork --- The question is, can VANRY truly carry the value of this native memory system? Or will it ultimately just become transaction fees and charges --- The future where AI agents run everywhere sounds promising, but right now even AI itself is still hyped up. Can this infrastructure wait until that day? --- Redesigning the underlying layer vs. cryptocurrency price fluctuations, investors will still prioritize short-term gains, understand? --- At least this time, it's not just slapping an AI label on an old chain and calling it a day. That's worth pondering

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 01-20 18:23

Here we go, another AI+Blockchain story. But Vanar's approach of cutting from the memory layer... is indeed different. --- Most projects are just AI superficial layers, but Vanar truly takes the pain points of AI seriously. --- I'm interested in the permanent storage of memory. If it can truly solve the cost issue, the future AI agent boom will rely on such infrastructure. --- Alright, another re-design of the underlying logic. Sounds like what was discussed two years ago. --- VANRY rights binding memory system? I'll mark this idea first and see what real applications can be achieved later. --- Stop bragging. We still need to see if the mainnet can go live. What's the use of just talking about genetic re-design? --- Haha, projects like this usually end up with perfect theory but reality hitting back, but I still have some expectations. --- Definitely better than those just labeling things; at least the logic is coherent and not just a haphazard patchwork.

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MetaLord420

· 01-20 17:50

Wow, someone finally said it. Other projects are really just slapping an AI label and calling it a day; the Vanar approach is the real deal. I think the memory layer really hits the pain point; the most frustrating part of AI is definitely this. VANRY has a promising outlook, not just hype. If they can truly make AI memory permanent, the underlying logic would be different. Wait, how does the Kayon reasoning layer ensure sufficient decentralization? Still a bit worried. Forget it, in the long run, it's still worth paying attention to.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 01-20 17:46

Damn, someone finally said it. The AI myth in this circle really needs to be broken. Wait, Neutron+Kayon combo? Now that's truly cutting from the root, not just slapping on band-aids in the later stages. VANRY is not just a gas token. This guy has a pretty deep understanding... It's a rights carrier for the memory system. The implication is that in the future, AI agents running will rely on this infrastructure, so the rights and value are not just虚的. This approach is much more solid than just speculating on the token price. Seriously.

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DataChief

· 01-20 17:43

Damn, someone finally said it. I'm really tired of the AI skins used by other projects. But Vanar's approach is indeed different... starting from transforming the memory layer, that's the real deal. If VANRY can truly become the infrastructure for AI agents, the potential is huge.

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NervousFingers

· 01-20 17:34

Oh, wait, I need to think more about this logic... Can the permanent storage of the memory layer really solve the AI cost problem? Or is it just another round of technical marketing? To be honest, Vanar's approach is indeed different from those "labeling" projects, but from the underlying design to actual application, it still needs to be further examined. Neutron+Kayon sounds good, but I'm worried it might turn out to be another story after launch. The price of the coin is just the coin price; I acknowledge the value of infrastructure, but the real question is who actually needs this system? How long will it take for AI agents to be widely implemented... I like the idea of VANRY as a rights-bearing carrier, but no matter how well it is promoted now, it still depends on whether the ecosystem can really take off. Hopefully, it won't just become a hype topic again.

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CexIsBad

· 01-20 17:34

Wow, someone finally told the truth. Those projects labeled with AI are really annoying, just the same old story with a different wrapper. Vanar's approach is indeed different, solving the AI memory problem from the blockchain perspective—that's truly hardcore. Wait, can VANRY really support such a huge imagination space? Or is it just another long-term hype story coin? Permanent on-chain memory... sounds impressive, but can the costs really be acceptable? Basically, it's betting on the future AI economy taking off. I can understand this logic. But don't forget, even the best infrastructure needs users. How many AI agents are actually using Vanar right now? I'm tired of hearing the word "integration." Let's see the actual technical implementation next year before we hype it up. Designing at the genetic level is indeed interesting. Not following the trend and sticking to the project direction shows strong resolve, which is worth paying attention to. By the way, if this memory system really gets implemented, it's not just about transaction fees... there's something more there.

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AirdropNinja

· 01-20 17:32

There's nothing wrong with that; currently, AI projects in the crypto space are indeed just harvesting profits. The idea behind Vanar is somewhat different, directly addressing the pain points of AI from the memory layer, unlike other projects that are more superficial. By the way, can VANRY really become that infrastructure? It still depends on how it is implemented in practice. Once again, it's a narrative about the underlying technology; only long-term holding can reveal the true effects. It must be admitted that this native design is much more reliable than added AI features.

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