Today, I couldn’t help but click on @anoma’s testnet again, only to realize it’s already over. It’s become such a habit. Hahaha. In the @anoma Discord group, my role is still the yellow Acolyte. Not sure if I’ll have the chance to level up—Master sounds so cool. But hey, I’ve been building all along. @anoma is a distributed operating system for intent-centric applications. It integrates underlying blockchains into a single development environment, solving the limitations of current decentralized applications and the issue of fragmented users. Speaking of the testnet ending, the 350 whitelist spots in collaboration with OKX Wallet are also wrapping up today. So, what’s next?? I went back to browse the whitepaper on the official website again. Honestly, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve read it. According to the roadmap on @anoma’s website, the mainnet comes after the testnet. There are several phases. The mainnet will include stable application development interfaces and full support for the resource plasma architecture. The focus is to make Anoma applications more valuable to users and to coordinate further protocol iterations and efficiency improvements. Over time, support for different blockchains and ecosystems will be gradually added. **Mainnet Phase 1** @anoma protocol adapters will be deployed on the Ethereum mainnet and key L2s, enabling intent resolution across the entire Ethereum ecosystem. **Mainnet Phase 2 and Beyond** Over time, support will be rolled out for chains and ecosystems beyond Ethereum, along with new features like private resolution, FHE, MPC, threshold encryption, and Chimera chains. And then comes the part everyone’s super curious about: Anoma consensus and token phase. Future phases will include the launch of @anoma’s native on-demand consensus and the Anoma native token. Anoma consensus will support native Anoma settlements and multiple parallel instances, unlocking custom security models and local settlements to minimize latency and fees. It feels like it’s just around the corner. Back to building. Looking forward to the new phases. Let’s go, everyone! We’ve got to make it happen!