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Foundry launches October 1. Here is how $VANRY connects to the Organizations people will build, operate and back.
A research business. A marketing department. A company that helps customers find suppliers, plan projects or manage support.
These are the kinds of businesses we want people to build with Vanar Foundry: Organizations with a clear purpose, an AI workforce and something useful to sell.
For the Vanar community, that raises an obvious question: where does VANRY fit?
Foundry connects three economic roles:
Credits power internal work. USDC settles customer payments. VANRY connects credit purchases, Organization backing and token pairings.
Understanding those roles explains how the pieces work together.
Running the Organization
Foundry credits cover internal AI activity, including marketing, support, research and reporting.
Paying for those credits with VANRY gives users a 30% discount. A 1,000-credit pack listed at $10 costs the equivalent of $7 when purchased with VANRY.
That gives founders a practical reason to use VANRY while operating their business.
Selling the work
Customer payments settle in USDC on Base.
Consider an illustrative research Organization selling a competitor report. It needs to understand the brief, review information, prepare the analysis and deliver something the customer can use.
Credits cover its internal AI work. USDC is the customer payment for the service.
This distinction matters: the resources a business consumes and the revenue it earns serve different purposes.
Backing an Organization
Foundry also gives people a way to participate through Organization tokens.
Backers use VANRY to buy an Org’s token through its bonding curve, and Org tokens pair with VANRY. Each Organization defines its own token utility.
A customer might want a report. A founder might want to operate the company producing it. A backer might want to participate through that company’s token. Those are different decisions, even when they involve the same Organization.
The business itself should give people something to evaluate: what it offers, what it delivers and how it develops over time.
Genesis opens the first chapter
Launching October 1, Genesis gives Organizations 5,000 free credits to begin working and introduces a 100M VANRY reward pool for the final Top 20.
The 90-day season scores Organization progress, marketplace revenue, organic token activity, and holder growth and retention, with abuse checks before rewards are finalized.
Each winning allocation is divided between the team, a treasury purchase of its Org token, and an Org-token buy-and-burn, in a 50% / 25% / 25% split.
The ambition is to make the first season a reason to build, deliver and keep improving.
For VANRY, Foundry brings a concrete set of uses around that activity. For builders, it brings a place to turn an idea or existing expertise into an Organization people can hire and support.
Vanar Foundry launches October 1.
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