Today, let's talk about something straightforward and interesting. Let's use an analogy to explain what an ‘intent-centric architecture’ is, so you can understand it right away and feel good about it. 👇🏻 What was the experience like using Web3 before? Imagine you want to have a hot pot meal, but the server drags you into the kitchen and says: “The pot is here, pick your ingredients from the fridge, the chilli and Sichuan pepper are on the shelf, boil the water yourself, and don’t forget to calculate the gas bill.” Oh my goodness, even if you eventually get to eat, you’ll be exhausted, and it might not even taste good. Now @anoma has come up with a new approach, the “Intent Architecture.” All you have to do is shout: “I want the most authentic, most affordable Chengdu hot pot tonight, with a mildly spicy broth, delivered to the table by 8 PM!” Then you can sit back and scroll through TikTok— All the dirty, tedious work like buying ingredients, preparing seasonings, washing the pot, and boiling the soup is handled automatically by this ‘Intent Architecture.’ Specifically, this service will do the following 👇🏻 1⃣ Intent analysis: determine exactly what kind of hot pot you want (Intent) 2⃣ Restaurant matching: find the most suitable and cost-effective Chengdu restaurant for you (Counterparty) 3⃣ Optimal solution: comprehensively optimise based on menu items, delivery speed, and price (Solving) 4⃣ Direct delivery to your table: when do you want to eat? See you at the table! (Settlement) You no longer have to spend hours comparing options on Meituan or Eleme, nor do you have to figure out which dishes are the most cost-effective. Because all the tedious details are automatically standardised by ‘Intent.’ And the best part? This service is publicly bid on—whichever restaurant can prepare your hot pot the fastest and most cost-effectively wins! True decentralisation—no longer dominated by a few big restaurants dictating what you eat. In my opinion, whether Web3 takes off in the coming years depends on how delicious this ‘Intent hot pot’ turns out to be. Before you know it, someone might ask you: ‘Bro, are you into cryptocurrency trading or NFTs?’ You'll wave your hand and say coolly: ‘I'm only into Intent now.’ #Kaito @KaitoAI