The 'oil ban' of the silicon age: When the global computing power cost doubles, is Vanar using the AI stack to 'steal towers'?
In early 2026, if you pay attention to financial news, you will notice a terrifying trend: the electricity consumption of global data centers has officially exceeded the total of medium-developed countries. The premium on Nvidia chips is no longer news; the news is that due to the monopoly of power and computing resources by giants, the research and development costs for small and medium-sized AI companies have doubled again based on 2025.
This is actually an extremely dangerous signal: AI is becoming increasingly 'heavy', heavy enough that ordinary developers can't afford it.
At this point, we need to talk about Vanar Chain ($VANRY). At the beginning of 2026, it abandoned the old label of "game chain" and introduced a set of "five-layer AI stack." Many people ask me, can this really work?
1. Solve "Can't Afford": Neutron Layer's Semantic Memory The current AI training data is simply a money pit. Vanar's Neutron has developed a set of "semantic compression" that can compress video and model data into the chain at a ratio of 500:1. What does this mean? It means that against the backdrop of skyrocketing cloud storage prices in 2026, developers can retain AI's "long-term memory" at a very low cost.
2. Solve "Can't Calculate": Kayon Inference Engine This is the aspect I am most optimistic about. Previously, AI agents had to rely on AWS or Google's servers for decision-making. The Kayon layer launched by Vanar in 2026 achieved native on-chain inference. It does not seek speed; it seeks "decentralized decision-making." Your AI agent can make judgments directly based on on-chain data without leaving the blockchain.
3. Solve "Can't Buy": The subscription logic of $VANRY In Q1 2026, $VANRY officially launched its subscription model. Institutions wanting to use this AI tool must lock in tokens. This turns tokens from "speculative chips" into "means of production."
Honestly: Although the current market is fluctuating along with the broader market, and some people feel its decline painfully, you have to look at the underlying pain points — in the era of computational power hegemony, whoever can provide a lighter, more compliant, and cheaper AI operating environment will be the king of infrastructure for the next decade. #vanar @@undefined $VANRY
