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Why dont global brands like Starbucks or Nike move their core business fully onchain
The answer isnt in technical indicators its in business reality
When I speak with founders and executives from traditional companies and ask about Web3 their responses are surprisingly similar 👉 Costs are unpredictable and thats too risky Public companies dont fear spending money they fear instability and unexpected financial swings
In Web2 the model is simple You build an app server costs are relatively fixed and as users grow margins improve In contrast most public chains operate on a payperuse model Every user action requires gas congestion drives fees higher users drop off and projects are forced to subsidize costs This level of volatility is unacceptable for large enterprises
This is what makes @vanar stand out Instead of chasing TPS or hype Vanar focuses on the business model It introduces a Web2style billing structure where developers can lock in costs and users can interact with zero gas fees
Think of it this way 👇
👉 Most chains are like a coinoperated phone you pay for every minute and worry about running out midcall
👉 Vanar is like an unlimited data plan fixed costs unlimited usage and predictable spending
This kind of certainty is what large enterprises value They dont fear investment they fear surprises
So dont just watch the price action of $VANRY understand the business moat behind it When Web3 moves toward mass adoption only models built for scale and stability will last
@Vanarchain $VANRY #vanar

→ Quando ero giovane, una volta ho allevato un criceto.
Era piccola, adorabile e dolorosamente fragile.
Un giorno si è fermato all'improvviso, e ho pianto per ore.
Quell'istante—guardando la vita svanire mentre ero impotente—non mi ha mai lasciato.
Stranamente, la stessa emozione è tornata mentre osservavo gli Agenti AI on-chain.
→ Negli ultimi giorni, ho visto migliaia di Agenti AI apparire, agire e poi svanire.
Nascono, attivi per un breve periodo, poi si resettano e si cancellano.
Non perché avessero fallito—ma perché non possono ricordare.