Anoma recently launched a testing website, and many people have already started to experience it. Their gameplay is indeed a bit different this time. The project itself is centered around "intention", which means that you only need to tell the system "what you want to do" and leave the rest to the network to complete on its own. This architecture aims to make blockchain interaction simple and efficient, while protecting user privacy. Speaking of testnet, this time it's not just a technical showcase, the entire design leans towards gamification, a bit like "learning about the project while playing". At present, there are approximately three parts to the experience: One is the "coolie zone", where users earn Fitcoins by riding bicycles. This is actually a test of points in the network, used to unlock subsequent gameplay; The second is the "heartbeat zone", similar to a guessing game where you have 15 seconds to choose whether BTC is rising or falling. The more points you invest, the greater the reward; The third is the "European Emperor Zone", which is a lottery. Use Fitcoin to draw and try your luck to see if you can get a large reward. These gameplay methods may sound simple, but they actually involve users in the intention transmission process of the system, while also accumulating points, which may be linked to airdrops in the future. On a technical level, @ anoma's underlying structure is somewhat like a multi-layered operating system: user operations are at the top, with their intent network in the middle, and other blockchain resources including Solana and Filecoin connected at the bottom. This means that in the future, using Anoma to initiate operations may be completed simultaneously on different chains, without the need for users to manage how to cross chains. At present, the testing network is in a semi open state and requires an invitation code to enter. If you can't get the code, you can squat on the official Twitter, Discord, or community. More invitation codes should be added in the future. In summary, Anoma is not a traditional chain, but an attempt to create a new "decentralized operating system" that allows applications to operate freely on any chain, while taking into account privacy and localization processing. The backend complexity is left to the system, and users only need to "express their needs". For players who are concerned about multi chain interoperability and privacy protection, @ anoma deserves continuous attention. The opening of the testnet is a good opportunity, participate early and there may be good returns in the future. Anoma KaitoAI Yappe