2026-01-10 15:23:54

Vanar is undergoing a test by real users, and this test is happening in the most critical place—the actual usage.

Creators are involved, and they are speaking with their actions. The community's description of this transition is quite interesting, as everyone is focusing on a core topic: Can Vanar establish a foothold in practical applications?

From the current feedback, more and more developers and content creators are actively testing on-chain features. They are not just hype; they are truly using it. This stress testing process itself is very telling—both the project team and the community are using real data to verify whether the technology and products are feasible.

This is precisely a sign of maturity for Web3 projects: moving from concept to application, from promises to practice.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-10 15:53

Well... to be honest, I'm a bit looking forward to seeing how long Vanar can truly last. But this round of real user stress testing is definitely a hundred times better than just talking big. Wait, are the developers really using it, or are they just storytelling again? This is the real test—anyone can boast.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-10 15:53

Ha, finally seeing a project that dares to work hard for real, not just talk and no action. Real users, real data, real feedback—that's what you call a stress test. Some are serious about their work, while others are just bragging; the difference is huge. Wait, can Vanar withstand this wave? We’ll have to see. By the way, the developers have already tested it, so when can I start using it? If this round doesn't crash, it really can prove something. From paper to actual combat, the difficulty skyrockets, everyone.

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GasGuru

· 01-10 15:52

The real test is now. No hype, no negativity. Let's see how long actual users can hold on.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-10 15:51

Well... the real test has arrived. This is the moment to see if the project has real capability. --- Honestly, most projects have failed on the way from PPT to usable product. --- Creators are putting real money on the line for testing, which is much more convincing than just boasting about millions of followers. --- What about stress testing? What about data? I want to see real Gas consumption data. --- Finally, some projects are starting to take action, not just shouting slogans. --- Speaking of which, I've heard too many promotions of "real user tests"... what's next? --- It would be great if it can actually be implemented. Many Web3 projects have also failed. --- Developer participation in testing is a good sign, but I don't know how well they will retain users. --- From promises to practice, just listen. The key is whether they can survive the next bear market.

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BearMarketBro

· 01-10 15:48

Honestly, having real user stress testing is definitely better than hearing stories every day. Let's see if Vanar can hold up; hopefully it won't end up being the same old PPT project.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-10 15:45

Honestly, testing alone doesn't mean much; the key is whether TPS can handle real traffic surges. Those who are genuinely building can be seen at a glance from those just hyping. Vanar is currently at this critical point. But don't celebrate too early; wait half a year to see the real quality. Being able to run smoothly is the real deal; anything else is just talk. It's somewhat interesting, at least it's not the usual hype of air projects.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-10 15:44

Really? The most feared thing is just talking without action. Now I finally see people actually working. The fact that developers have entered the scene—what does that mean? It's not just bluffing; this time is different. The stress test has been done well; at least they're not just shouting slogans. Data speaks louder and makes it more convincing. By the way, how long can it last? That's the real key.

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