When Network Utility Starts Acting Like Economic Oxygen
Since transitioning to its independent Layer 1 infrastructure, Vanar appears to be shifting its economic design toward sustainability rather than simple transaction throughput expansion.
From my analysis, $VANRY now functions as the core operational fuel of the ecosystem. Instead of acting purely as a transfer token, it supports execution, application interaction, and digital environment coordination across the network. This transformation becomes structurally important as gaming and interactive economies expand, where network activity grows through continuous user participation rather than isolated transactions.
A simple real-world example is online gaming platforms where millions of players constantly trade skins, assets, and rewards. The more players interact, the more the platform economy strengthens. Vanar appears to be building infrastructure where ecosystem activity itself strengthens token utility.
What stands out most to me is the built-in scarcity mechanic.
Every transaction burns a portion of gas fees,Which gradually reducing the circulating supply. If large-scale gaming ecosystems have onboard millions of players, consistent activity could naturally introduce the long-term deflationary pressure without artificial supply controls.
The deeper implication is infrastructure-driven token economics. As participation scales, usage itself strengthens scarcity dynamics.
Capture gaming. Capture AI. Suddenly token sustainability isn't a mechanism—it's a by product.
Every micro-transaction, every automated settlement, every machine-driven payment becomes structural demand baked into network activity. Economic expansion and token utility stop being separate conversations.
This is how infrastructure matures/build : when usage isn't just adoption… it's the economic engine itself.
