VANAR OPTIMIZES FOR RELIABLE FINALITY, NOT MAX TPS
Reliable finality is like a delivery receipt: speed is nice, but proof of arrival changes behavior.Vanar’s real optimization is reducing “did it settle or not?” moments for apps that can’t afford ambiguity. Instead of chasing the biggest TPS number, the chain focuses on making confirmations feel dependable, so a game, marketplace, or payment-like flow can move forward without waiting through multiple extra blocks “just in case.” Users experience fewer reversals and less guesswork; builders can design cleaner UX because state changes become predictable enough to trust.VANRY is used to pay fees for transactions, to stake for network security and alignment, and to participate in governance over parameters that shape how the network runs.
Reliability still depends on validator behavior and how the system handles stress, congestion, and edge-case failures in the wild.
