Why Vanar Optimizes for Human Attention, Not Machine Benchmarks
A lot of blockchains love to show off. They toss around big numbers—crazy-high TPS, almost no lag, jam-packed blocks. The dashboards look slick. But does any of that actually make life better for regular people? Not really. Vanar doesn’t buy into the hype. Instead, it’s focused on how people actually experience the product—not just how it looks on a chart.
Let’s be real: people don’t care about “10,000 TPS.” They care about the time they spend waiting, the stress of not knowing if their transaction went through, the frustration of a confusing wallet, or just feeling overwhelmed. That’s what matters. Vanar starts right there. Rather than chasing raw speed no matter what, Vanar aims for something smoother and more predictable—especially on mobile, where most of us are anyway.
This changes everything. The system acts the way you expect, so you’re not left guessing what’s going on. It keeps running, even when the network gets messy—not just when everything’s perfect. The tech steps aside, so you can focus on what you actually came to do—the content, the results, the fun. Not wrestling with blockchain stuff you never asked for.
When you build for machines, you get a system that looks fast on paper—until real people show up. When you build for humans, you create something that feels steady and simple, even when things get busy. That’s what keeps people coming back. Vanar gets it: nobody cares how fast the validators are talking if using the thing feels like a chore. People stick around when the whole thing feels easy and stress-free.
