🧐 @anoma is a project I am increasingly optimistic about. It is not here to compete with other chains but aims to be a "blockchain operating system". Right now, there are a ton of Web3 projects, and more chains are emerging, but the user experience has basically not changed. You have to switch chains, open bridges, check Gas, making it quite cumbersome. Anoma aims to solve these issues. It does not want to be the strongest chain but rather to enable all chains to communicate and work together. It has two particularly important features. The first is the Intent Machine. This means that you just need to say what you want to do, for example, "I want to use money from Polygon to buy an NFT on Solana," and Anoma can automatically handle it for you, and you will hardly feel the process. No need to switch chains or transfer back and forth; it's very easy. The second is that it inherently supports ZK privacy. Many chains add this feature later, but Anoma supports it natively. The benefit of ZK is that you can prove you did something without exposing who you are or what the details are. This is particularly important for privacy protection and AI collaboration. Additionally, it has many practical small features, such as allowing different chains to be used together. Whether you are using Bitcoin, Polygon, or Solana, they can be combined, just like websites today are not limited to a specific browser; DApps should not be bound to a single chain either. What Anoma aims to create is a Web3 version of the "HTTP protocol," allowing assets, data, and applications to flow freely between them. It is not about competing for the top performance but rather making the user experience smoother. Recently, they collaborated with @KaitoAI to create a leaderboard where you can earn points just by posting content, allowing participation without writing code. Lastly, a reminder: don't wait until everyone else is paying attention to jump on board; now is a great time to quietly position yourself. Anoma's direction is truly worth a good look.