There’s something powerful happening with @anoma and I don’t think most people see it yet. It’s not “just another chain.” It’s functioning more like a decentralized OS for Web3, an intent layer that unifies fragmented infrastructure into one usable ecosystem. Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, all valuable, all siloed. All that changes with @anoma You deploy once and reach across chains, you interact with apps the same way you’d use your phone: naturally, without thinking about what runs underneath. As this plays out, we may finally see Web3 become usable at scale. Less context-switching. Less wallet-hopping. More intent, less headache. Fractal scaling even allows hyperlocal instances, geographic or community-specific - meaning faster, cheaper, smarter coordination. If decentralized coordination is ever going to work at scale, it needs something like Anoma under the hood. Curious to see how this shapes the next few years of dev-first UX. Let’s build.