What actually helps Web3 builders succeed long-term tools or support?
Imagine planting a seed and someone waters it every day.
It grows stronger.
It survives storms.
Support makes the difference between starting and lasting.
@Vanarchain Kickstart program quietly does both. It’s not just promotional help — it actively improves how apps get built. Through partners like Plena, developers can use Noah AI to create on-chain apps simply by chatting, removing complex coding barriers.
Kickstart also adds real-world advantages: 25% off subscriptions, shared marketing support, and stronger project visibility. That shortens the path from first idea to live deployment — something many Layer-1 ecosystems overlook.
My view: consistent builder backing creates stronger apps that survive beyond hype cycles. Over time, that makes the entire Vanar ecosystem more solid and practical for everyone.
Do you think structured builder support matters more than raw chain speed?
