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A New Breakthrough in Web3 Infrastructure — The decentralized operating system Anoma officially launches its testnet (TestNet). Its core 'Intent-Driven Architecture' aims to solve the fragmentation pain points of the multi-chain ecosystem, providing a unified operational layer for cross-chain application development. This initiative is viewed by the industry as a key attempt for Web3 to transition from 'Multi-Chain Islands' to 'Universal Collaboration'.
Technical Core: A Cross-Chain Collaboration Paradigm Centered on 'Intent'
Anoma's core innovation lies in upgrading the traditional blockchain 'Transaction-Driven' model to 'Intent-Driven' — users do not need to specify specific on-chain operations but only express demands (such as 'exchange assets at the best price'), and the system can automatically match multi-chain resources for execution. This architecture inherently supports cross-chain interoperability, allowing applications to break free from single-chain dependencies and achieve 'one-time development, multi-chain operation'.
The 3D visual interactive interface launched alongside the testnet converts the abstract 'intent flow' into an intuitive dynamic graph, providing developers with a global perspective on system operation while lowering the usage threshold for ordinary users, becoming a key link connecting technology and users.
Ecosystem Layout: Leading Projects Build a Multi-Scenario Implementation Matrix. Anoma has collaborated with leading projects such as Celestia (modular infrastructure), Eigenlayer (re-staking protocol), and Near (Layer 1 public chain), covering core scenarios including privacy DeFi, AI agents, privacy messaging, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DEPIN).
This ecological collaboration not only verifies the adaptability of the technology but also indicates that a closed-loop implementation may rapidly form after the mainnet goes live.
According to the roadmap, after the testnet, Anoma will gradually deploy mainnet functions to multiple Layer 1 and Layer 2 chains through a 'Dual-Body Architecture', minimizing platform lock-in effects and promoting application penetration across the Web3 ecosystem.
Anoma co-founder Adrian Brink emphasized: 'The ultimate goal of the Intent-Driven Architecture is to provide Web3 with a Web2 level user experience — developers focus on innovation, while users can enjoy the efficiency and convenience of cross-chain collaboration without needing to understand the underlying technology.'
Industry Significance: The exploration of 'standardization' for Web3 operating systems targets the current multi-chain ecology, where cross-chain deployment requires adaptation to different underlying protocols, resulting in high development costs and fragmented user experiences. Anoma's attempt directly addresses this pain point, and the launch of its testnet marks the transition of the 'Unified Web3 Operating System' from concept to practice, potentially reshaping the future development paradigm of DApps.
