When I first looked at Vanar, the gaming narrative felt loud, but the financial architecture underneath felt quieter and more deliberate. The chain pushes sub second finality around 0.3 to 0.5 seconds and fees that stay under $0.001, which matters when you move from game assets to real settlement flows. Their throughput north of 100,000 TPS is framed as entertainment scale, yet it mirrors the throughput banks benchmark for internal rails. That momentum creates another effect: developers start treating it less like a playground and more like a settlement fabric. If this holds, the risk is regulation arriving faster than tooling matures. Still, the texture here feels earned. The gaming layer might just be the on ramp, not the destination.
