Another one of those updates that quietly changes everything for $VANRY holders… and honestly, for the whole @Vanarchain ecosystem.

@openclaw agents can now remember. Not just for a session. Not until a restart. Permanently. With Neutron a core product built on #Vanar -- intelligence finally outlives the process. You can shut an agent down, spin it up on a new machine, replace it entirely, and the memory is still there. Same knowledge. Same context. No reset button. That’s a big shift.
Up until now, #OpenClaw agents relied on local files for memory. It works… until it doesn’t. Restart the agent, move environments, or let it run long enough and that “memory” turns into technical debt. Heavy context, higher costs, and fragile behavior. Neutron steps in and cuts that ceiling clean off. Memory stops living on a filesystem and starts living as infrastructure.
What’s clever is how Neutron handles it. Instead of dragging full histories around, it compresses what actually matters into knowledge objects the agent can query when needed. Context stays lean. Token costs drop. Suddenly, always-on agents and long-running workflows feel practical instead of experimental. Learning compounds instead of getting wiped.
There’s also a control angle here that doesn’t get talked about enough. Local memory is easy to corrupt. Plugins overwrite it. Prompts poison it. And half the time you don’t even know why an agent behaves the way it does. Neutron adds lineage. You can see what was learned, when it was learned, and from where. You can decide what’s allowed to write to memory and what isn’t. That’s how you keep autonomy without chaos.
This is where Neutron really separates itself from things like Supermemory. Supermemory helps with recall, sure, but it’s still rented memory. Opaque, vendor-owned, tied to a service. Neutron treats memory as a layer of infrastructure. Agent-agnostic. Portable. Durable across time. Agents come and go… the knowledge stays.
OpenClaw proved agents can act. Neutron makes sure what they learn survives. Together, it’s one of the strongest setups out there right now.
If you want to try it yourself, OpenClaw is offering free credits here →
An agent that forgets is disposable. One that remembers permanently… that’s infrastructure. And that’s exactly why $VANRY keeps getting more interesting.