In every bull market, everyone is chasing trends, but there are really very few projects that can truly break out of the old framework and redefine the rules. @anoma is not the conventional kind of L1; it’s more like a project that has redesigned how Web3 should collaborate, protect privacy, and achieve individual sovereignty from the ground up. It is an "intention-driven" chain, not one that relies on you writing a bunch of complex code to stack strategies, but rather you express what you want to do, and the system takes care of understanding and executing the rest. It sounds a bit sci-fi, but Anoma aims to turn sci-fi into reality. It’s not here to take down Ethereum or Solana; it doesn’t have that ambition. On the contrary, it wants to solve the problem of interoperability between chains, allowing different systems to truly achieve seamless collaboration. It doesn’t even require you to sacrifice privacy for performance, which honestly shocked me. To be honest, I didn’t have much feeling for Anoma at first, but the more I look at it, the more I feel it’s not just "making a product," but rather "creating a new worldview." It’s not a patch for Web3, but a "new logic" that you’re willing to learn from scratch. Anoma has big ambitions and a fresh direction, and I’m still digesting many details. But if you still have some idealism about Web3, you really should take some time to understand this project. #kaito The future may not belong to imitators, but it will definitely belong to those players who dare to rebuild from scratch. Anoma, I will keep an eye on you.