Listen, does it seem to me alone that the word 'AI' in the Vanar project ($VANRY) has even started to be used instead of punctuation marks? In 2026, every second L1 project calls itself the 'future intelligence,' but the more I delve into the Kayon documentation, the more uncomfortable questions arise.
Promises on paper: Where are the real proofs?
We have been hearing about 'on-chain reasoning' and 'decentralized brain' for a month now. But let's come down from the marketing heavens to the reality of development. So far, all I see are beautiful presentations and SDKs that work intermittently. Try to really implement complex logic through their stack, and you will understand: the documentation at times resembles a 'fish' thrown together overnight before the release.
My main claims:
Stability under load The team claims thousands of transactions, but during real launches of ecosystem games, the network sometimes 'stutters' as if we are in 2017. If the blockchain does not maintain a stable flow of data, then what kind of real-time AI query processing are we even talking about?
"AI bubble": Now they are looking at $VANRY as a savior of the AI sector in crypto. But if nothing more complex than simple automation scripts appears behind the facade of Kayon, investors will very quickly ask to show the code instead of another video with a Shelby render.
Paid beta testing at our expense
Constant updates are cool, but it also signals that the product is 'raw.' It creates the impression that we all—holders and developers—are participating in a huge paid beta test. We buy tokens, hoping for an 'intelligence layer,' and receive a system that is being fine-tuned on the fly under the pressure of deadlines.
'Blockchain is about reliability. AI is about accuracy. If you mix two 'raw' components, you don't get a revolution, you get technical chaos.'
My thoughts on this Mega project:
I am not saying that Vanar is a dud. They have a cool base and partnerships. But the time of the marketing 'honeymoon' is over. Either we will see stable work from Kayon without lags and 'leaky' documentation in the near future, or this AI narrative will burst faster than the price returns to its ATH.
The guys from Vanar are quite good at drawing pictures. Give us working code that doesn't 'drop' at the first complex request.
Friends, do you think we are witnessing the birth of a new standard, or is this just a clever hype on the topic of AI? Write in the comments, and we will figure it out together.
