During this time, I often wonder whether the operations we perform on the chain are truly what we want to do.

Many times it feels like we are being pushed by the process:

Receiving tasks, clicking confirm, switching chains, competing for qualifications.

Over time, the awareness of 'what do I really want to do' has become increasingly blurred.

It was in this state that I began to engage with #Anoma .

It is not a chain in the traditional sense, but rather a protocol system designed around 'intention'.

It is not about submitting transactions, but about expressing your true purpose—making the occurrence of transactions feel more like genuine coordination between people, rather than a compromise with machine language.

To be honest, it has a high entry barrier, and the ecosystem is still in its early stages.

But I quite like its quality of 'not rushing to provide answers, but rather taking the time to ask serious questions'.

In an era where standard answers are rampant, I have a particular preference for projects that ask serious questions.