Everyone who works on growth understands that retention is not achieved through shouting but through reusable conversion functions: reach, engagement, rights confirmation, and repurchase. A public chain designed for real-world applications must embed these functions at the core to support the next 3 billion users. Vanar's approach is to keep the experience on the front end while pushing the system to the back end: Virtua turns activities and scenarios into orchestratable event streams, with tickets, tasks, badges, and verifications standardized as "verifiable credentials"; VGN consolidates the supply side's onboarding, distribution, in-app purchases, secondary profit sharing, and risk control thresholds into a streamlined pipeline, preventing studios from being overwhelmed by reports and cross-server metrics; AI and green solutions reduce the costs of content production and high-frequency interactions respectively, ensuring that "daily operational updates" remain stable as scale increases. Most importantly, ownership and revenue sharing: players' acquired items can be recognized across scenes, transferable, and profit-sharing enabled; brands can perform real-time analysis of the "reach—conversion—repeat purchase" data loop; developers can conduct gray releases and A/B testing within a unified interface. VANRY integrates costs, incentives, and governance: first supporting real usage, then feeding back into long-term development. Less exaggeration, more verifiability—this chain aims to make "experience verifiable, revenue share auditable, and repurchase extendable" the default. @Vanarchain #Vanar $VANRY