Anoma has been getting hotter lately. The project team has just announced that they will take a snapshot of the top 100 yappers on the @ KaitoAI ranking and distribute rewards, indicating that they are not only making products, but also paying close attention to who is truly present and participating in the community. Many people believe that on chain transparency is secure, but @ anoma's view is different. They believe that transparency does not equate to privacy. Even if you use Tornado Cash to hide the amount, others can still infer who you are and what you are doing from the operation method and address relationship . @What Anoma is doing is a more fundamental change - it's not hiding the transaction content, but even hiding my thoughts of wanting to trade. You just need to express your goal, for example, if I want to switch ETH to ARB, the system will automatically handle all processes, and these processes will not be exposed. This intention driven design is not just a concept, it can run through all aspects of Web3. Whether it's cross chain currency exchange, lending operations, identity migration, or even community governance, users only need to express their desire, and the system can automatically find the optimal path and complete the execution. The process does not require manual operation and will not disclose your behavior details. For users, this is a more free, secure, and user-friendly on chain experience. This may be what the next generation of blockchain really looks like. Anoma KaitoAI yappers