🧐 @anoma is a project that I am more and more optimistic about, it is not here to fight with other chains, but to be a "blockchain operating system". Now there are a lot of Web3 projects, and there are more and more chains, but the user experience has basically not changed. You have to cut the chain, open the bridge, check the gas, and get into trouble. That's what Anoma wants to solve. It's not about making the strongest chain, it's about making all chains communicate with each other and use them together. It has two particularly important features. The first one is the Intent Machine. This means that you just have to say what you want to do, such as "I want to buy an NFT on Solana with Polygon's money", and Anoma will automatically take care of it for you, and you will barely feel the process. No need to cut the chain, no need to turn around, it's very easy. The second is that it comes with ZK privacy on its own. Many chains only add this feature later, and Anoma is born to support it. The good thing about ZK is that you can prove that you did something, but you don't need to reveal who you are and what the details are. It is especially important to protect privacy and cooperate with AI. In addition, it has a lot of useful little features, such as different chains can be combined together, whether you use Bitcoin, Polygon or Solana, you can match them, just like today's websites, not only for a browser, DApps should not be tied to the chain. What Anoma wants to do is a Web3 version of the "HTTP protocol" that allows assets, data, and applications to flow freely. It's not about taking performance first, it's about making the user experience smoother. Recently, they cooperated with @KaitoAI to create a leaderboard, and you can score points by posting content, and you can participate without writing code. One last word of caution: don't wait for everyone to pay attention before you want to get in the car, now is a good time to secretly lay out. The direction of Anoma, it's really worth taking a good look.