Ask any Web2 product manager what stops them from building on blockchain. The answer is always the same. I cannot make my users buy a token before they use my app. That kills onboarding. Meeting over.
@Vanarchain solved this at the architecture level not with temporary subsidies. Zero gas for end users.
Enterprises absorb costs on the B side. Users interact like any normal application. No wallet confusion. No gas math. No explaining crypto to people who just want the product to work.
This is why the Google Cloud partnership exists. Enterprise clients need a Web3 entry point that does not destroy their user experience.
@Vanarchain gives them exactly that. Invisible blockchain underneath. Familiar app experience on top.
Now layer Neutron API on this stack. AI agents with persistent memory running on zero gas infrastructure.
Developers build agents that remember context across sessions without gas fees eating into every memory call. That combination is unique right now.
$VANRY at these prices with live enterprise infrastructure feels like a timing gap between product delivery and market recognition. Builders see it. Price does not reflect it yet.
