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@Plasma Większość sieci stablecoinów wciąż opiera się na starym założeniu kryptograficznym: aby korzystać ze swoich stablecoinów, musisz również posiadać osobny zasób, aby opłacić opłaty. Nawet gdy opłaty są tanie, sama idea jest kosztowna. Zmusza użytkowników do myślenia w dwóch walutach jednocześnie. Ludzie łatwo rozumieją "Mam USDT." To, co przerywa ten proces, to "Muszę również mieć inny token, aby przenieść mój USDT."



Plasma traktuje to jako wadę produktu, a nie problem edukacyjny. Zamiast uczyć użytkowników, dlaczego istnieje gaz, wypycha gaz z pola widzenia. Cel jest prosty: pozwolić obsługiwanym transakcjom pobierać opłaty bezpośrednio w tokenach, których ludzie już używają, takich jak USDT, zamiast zmuszać wszystkich do najpierw nabycia XPL.

@Vanarchain Most blockchains struggle with the same structural weakness: usage is irregular, so token demand is irregular. Technology is rarely the problem. The real challenge is turning real usage into something repeatable, predictable, and economically meaningful. Vanar is quietly attempting to solve this by redesigning how its token connects to value creation.

Rather than positioning the network as another general purpose chain, Vanar Chain is moving toward a utility driven model where the token is embedded directly into how products are consumed. The focus is no longer on one off transactions or speculative gas usage, but on recurring subscriptions tied to AI services.

At the center of this shift are Vanar’s AI products, including myNeutron. These tools are not framed as optional add ons or free experiments. Instead, they are designed to run on subscription payments settled in VANRY, making the token essential for continued use rather than incidental to activity.

This is a meaningful break from how most Web3 products are structured. Historically, blockchains offered cheap or free core functionality and monetized only at the margins. Vanar flips this logic. Advanced AI features are paid from day one and integrated at the protocol level. Developers are charged for ongoing value such as memory indexing, reasoning workflows, or query cycles rather than for sporadic user transactions.

The economic implication is important. When usage is subscription based, demand becomes forecastable. Token consumption is no longer tied to market mood or short term speculation but to operational needs. In this way, VANRY behaves less like a trading chip and more like an input cost, similar to how businesses budget for cloud compute or APIs.

This model also creates stickiness. Projects that rely on Vanar’s AI services must plan regular payments, which introduces steady, time based demand for the token. As these tools become embedded into analytics pipelines, automation systems, or decision making workflows, paying in VANRY stops being optional and becomes part of normal business operations.

There is also a compliance and enterprise angle. Many regulated or traditional industries avoid blockchain systems because costs are unpredictable. Subscription billing, denominated in VANRY, offers clearer cost structures than volatile gas fees or usage spikes. That predictability makes on-chain AI easier to justify inside real organizations.

Beyond its own chain, Vanar is signaling broader ambitions. Roadmap direction suggests that Neutron’s semantic and compressed memory layers are intended to serve applications beyond the base network. If other ecosystems begin anchoring AI memory or settlement back to Vanar, cross chain demand for VANRY could emerge. In that scenario, Vanar evolves from a standalone L1 into a shared AI infrastructure layer.

Strategic integrations reinforce this direction. Support from NVIDIA Inception enhances access to advanced AI tooling, while deployments across gaming, metaverse experiences, and interactive applications diversify demand sources. AI services, in game microtransactions, and immersive economies all create different but reinforcing reasons to use the token.

This stands in contrast to many Layer 1 ecosystems where token value is largely narrative driven. Vanar’s approach does not depend on traders to sustain demand. Instead, demand is generated by builders and applications that rely on the network to function. It is a quieter strategy, but one that mirrors how successful Web2 platforms built durable revenue.

That said, subscriptions are not automatically a solution. They only work if the underlying products deliver tangible value. If Vanar’s AI tools fail to save time, reduce costs, or improve outcomes, recurring payments will feel like friction rather than utility. Developer experience, documentation, billing transparency, and scale will all determine whether this model succeeds.

The shift underway at Vanar represents a different blockchain narrative. By tying token usage to subscription based AI infrastructure and expanding that utility beyond a single chain, the network is attempting to transform VANRY into a token used regularly because it is necessary, not because it is trending.

If executed well, this moves VANRY closer to what most blockchains promise but rarely achieve: a token whose value is grounded in sustained, real world usage rather than speculation alone.
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Binance wprowadził Konkurs Handlowy Alpha, wydarzenie zaprojektowane w celu uwydatnienia aktywów cyfrowych we wczesnej fazie dostępnych w sekcji Binance Alpha. Jednym z wyróżnionych tokenów w tym konkursie jest Fanable (COLLECT).

Binance Alpha koncentruje się na pojawiających się projektach kryptograficznych, które są nadal w swoich wczesnych fazach. Te aktywa nie są notowane na głównym rynku Binance i są wyraźnie oznaczone jako aktywa Alpha, aby pomóc użytkownikom zrozumieć ich eksperymentalny charakter.

Konkurs pozwala uczestnikom handlować wybranym aktywem Alpha i stać się uprawnionymi do ekskluzywnych nagród, zgodnie z warunkami. Celem jest zachęcenie do odkrywania i angażowania się w nowe projekty blockchain, przy jednoczesnym zachowaniu przejrzystości w kwestii ryzyka.