What makes Anoma different: intent layer composability and infra abstraction
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Outlines six differentiators for Anoma: user-centric infra abstraction, deploy once and connect to any chain, intent-layer composability, expressive apps, scale-free design and programmable data sovereignty.
Key claims
Single deployment accesses users, state and settlement across connected chains
Composability at the intent layer, not just transaction level
What makes @anoma different from existing infra?
➤ User-centric & infra-abstracted
Allows devs to build experiences that prioritize your users while seamlessly abstracting away blockchain complexity. No need to expose the technical machinery beneath.
➤ Deploy once, connect everywhere
Protocols can access users, state, and settlement across any connected chain through a single deployment. True interoperability without the overhead.
➤ Composable with everything
Builders are empowered to go beyond transaction-based interactions. Anoma allows for composability at the intent layer to create unified experiences that span multiple chains as if they were one.
➤ Uniquely expressive
Devs can build any type of fully decentralized app their users need, and xpress complex user intents without compromising on decentralization or functionality.
➤ Scale-free & cost effective
With Anoma, apps will scale without artificial limits. Anoma's architecture pushes performance to the theoretical boundaries of what's computationally possible, while keeping costs predictable.
➤ Data sovereignty by design
Builders can give users complete control over their data, by defining precisely what information is shared, with whom, and under what conditions. Programmable privacy that puts users in charge.
It's a universal, programmable connector that unifies the app layer across all chains, ushering a new era of multichain apps without friction and scaling limits.
Quite a bull case on a tech level imo.
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