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The vast majority of people are kept out of Web3 not because they don't understand blockchain, but because the "experience tax" is too heavy: learning wallets, memorizing seed phrases, cross-platform reconciliation, and dealing with a mess of scattered information. Vanar's approach is more like clearing this tax: using familiar phone numbers or emails as entry points, so the experience happens first; serious actions related to "money" and "rights"—such as rights confirmation, revenue sharing, and redemption—are embedded into verifiable receipts processed in the background. The integrated platf

Everyone who works on growth understands that retention is not achieved through shouting but through reusable conversion functions: reach, engagement, rights confirmation, and repurchase. A public chain designed for real-world applications must embed these functions at the core to support the next 3 billion users. Vanar's approach is to keep the experience on the front end while pushing the system to the back end: Virtua turns activities and scenarios into orchestratable event streams, with tickets, tasks, badges, and verifications standardized as "verifiable credentials"; VGN consolidates the

I yesterday chose to go long on SOL at around $122, mainly based on the current market "relative certainty" rather than emotional impulse. From a macro perspective, the market remains somewhat weak, but negative factors are gradually losing momentum: the Federal Reserve's outlook has not further deteriorated, the selling pressure on risk assets has eased marginally, and funds are beginning to shift from "extreme defense" to "selective betting." In this environment, mainstream strong public chains are often the first direction for capital to flow back into.
Regarding SOL itself, firstly, techn

Newcomers are most afraid of two things: not understanding the terminology and the hassle of entering. Vanar eliminates both of these issues. You can enter the event page with your phone number, just like a regular app—claim tickets, check in, complete tasks; what you receive is not a string of incomprehensible hashes, but visible and usable “rights”: in-game appearances, offline verifiable discounts, collectible commemorative cards that can be transferred secondarily. Virtua is responsible for “building the scene”—making theme seasons, co-branded zones, competitions, and screenings as easy as

Vanar doesn't treat blockchain as a showcase, but as a backend system. The front end is for players, fans, and brands' daily activities: entering a continuously updated world, completing tasks, changing outfits, participating in joint events; the backend is for rights confirmation and settlement: who creates, who shares, who resells, who repurchases, all can be verified and reviewed. Virtua handles world-building and event coordination, VGN provides a production pipeline from launch to operation for studios; AI capabilities reduce repetitive content creation work, and green solutions keep the

@GanWu666 New Year, new atmosphere. Looking forward to the bull market where everyone makes big money.