In this world, the most expensive thing is not the brain, but experience.
Recently I've been thinking about a question:
Why do freshly graduated PhD students earn 200,000 a year, while an old Chinese medicine practitioner or a senior lawyer charges thousands for a consultation?
Because PhD students have computational power (quick brains), but seasoned experts possess 'data' (extensive experience).
Experience is the compound interest that accumulates over time.
After listening to the latest AMA from @Vanarchain , I realized they are moving this set of experience economics on-chain.
The current AI space is very competitive; everyone is comparing whose model has stronger computational power (competing like PhD students).
But Vanar says: Stop competing, let’s compete with experience instead.
Through the Neutron API, they turn every interaction and every decision of the Agent into on-chain verifiable memory particles.
This directly changes how AI operates.
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In the past, AI's capability was reset-based. Each time a task ended, the experience was lost.
Now, Vanar has transformed AI into an accumulation-based model.
What's even more intriguing is that this accumulation can be transferred.
This means that in the future, there will be an AI memory market.
You can directly purchase a memory pack proficient in DeFi lending and plug it into your Agent, instantly turning it from a novice into an expert.
Look at the current coin price ($0.006):
The market clearly hasn't yet reacted to the potential of 'memory assetization.'
The trading volume is low, and community sentiment is still bottoming out.
But that doesn't matter.
What's important is that Vanar has transformed from a seller of shovels to a seller of resumes.
It is adding time value to AI.
If 2026 is the inaugural year for Agents, then Vanar is the archive and talent market for Agents.
This kind of infrastructure will have higher barriers as time goes on.
