A normie called me over the weekend asking which bridge had the cheapest fees and fastest speed to move his SOL to Arbitrum ETH for the Yapyoo presale.
It turns out that a lot of people were doing the same, bridging assets to participate.
Gas was spent, some transactions were refunded and some bridges took forever to confirm. It wasn’t exactly smooth.
This is exactly the kind of problem @anoma is solving. With Anoma, you don’t need to manually hunt for bridges or compare gas fees. You simply express your intent. For example, to swap $305 worth of SOL for ETH on Arbitrum—and the network of solvers handles the rest.
No juggling multiple apps. No manual routing. Just one clear request, executed efficiently.
Aside from this, Anoma also protects your privacy. Most platforms expose user activity by design, revealing wallet activities.
Anoma fixes that too. This isn’t just UX innovation, it’s a new way to think about how transactions should work in Web3.
Normally, if you want to swap a token, you head to a dex like Uniswap, pancakeswap or Jupiter. You pick your token pair, set your slippage, sign the transaction (maybe twice) and hope everything goes through without a hitch.
Intent based trading changes that. Now, you just state what you want:
➣ “I want to swap 1000 USDC for ETH on the best price.” ➣ “I want to buy an NFT for 0.5 ETH.” ➣ “I want this trade swap completed in 4 seconds.”
You declare your intent. Then a network of solvers (basically bots) competes to fulfill it in the most efficient way possible, optimizing for speed, price, and gas. They even front-run each other so you won't be frontrun.
@anoma is taking the lead in this groundbreaking model, it doesn’t just enable intent based trading, it simplifies it to the point where even your grandma could do it. No more technical hurdles, You focus on what you want, not how it’s done.
Why it matters: • Power gets distributed to off-chain networks of solvers, not centralized AMMs.
• More complex transactions can get bundled and executed atomically.
• Better prices, faster settlement, less gas waste.
Intents are here to stay and will probably become the go-to method for onchain interaction.
Why are there over 300 Layer 1s and 144 Layer 2s and counting, yet so few have users or useful apps?
Each new chain adds complexity without solving the core problems: fragmentation, poor user experience, and limited coordination across ecosystems.
@anoma is changing that.
It’s not just another blockchain. Anoma is a decentralized operating system that connects existing chains, whether it’s Solana, Sui, Ethereum, or others to deliver a unified, seamless crypto experience.
Think of it as a universal, intelligent assistant for all blockchains.
Instead of building separate infrastructure or struggling with compatibility developers can focus on crafting great user experiences. Anoma handles the complex backend:
For users, anoma enable users to express what they want without specifying how it gets executed, simple tasks like swapping, bridging and lending can be done in just a click.
And it’s all powered by 𝙄𝙉𝙏𝙀𝙉𝙏 𝘾𝙀𝙉𝙏𝙍𝙄𝘾 𝘼𝙋𝙋𝙇𝙄𝘾𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉. Unlike regular blockchains where you need to manually interact with DEXs, set slippage, pay gas, or use bridges, with Anoma you just express your intent, and the system figures out the best way to make it happen.
For example: “Swap 1,000 USDC for SOL if the rate is better than Coinbase.” Click once, and a network of solvers competes to get you the best outcome, even across multiple chains.
@anoma also unlocks entirely new types of decentralized apps:
>> Metadata-private chat platforms
>> Multi-party barter systems where users trade without prior coordination.
>> Multichain DeFi protocols that match user preferences directly and mitigate MEV.
@anoma removes the underlying complexity of crypto so builders and users can focus on what really matters: the experience.
Why are there over 300 Layer 1s and 144 Layer 2s and counting, yet so few have users or useful apps?
Each new chain adds complexity without solving the core problems: fragmentation, poor user experience, and limited coordination across ecosystems.
Anoma is changing that.
It’s not just another blockchain. Anoma is a decentralized operating system that connects existing chains, whether it’s Solana, Sui, Ethereum, or others to deliver a unified, seamless crypto experience.
Think of it as a universal, intelligent assistant for all blockchains.
Instead of building separate infrastructure or struggling with compatibility developers can focus on crafting great user experiences. Anoma handles the complex backend:
For users, anoma enable users to express what they want without specifying how it gets executed, simple tasks like swapping, bridging and lending can be done in just a click.
And it’s all powered by 𝙄𝙉𝙏𝙀𝙉𝙏 𝘾𝙀𝙉𝙏𝙍𝙄𝘾 𝘼𝙋𝙋𝙇𝙄𝘾𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉. Unlike regular blockchains where you need to manually interact with DEXs, set slippage, pay gas, or use bridges, with Anoma you just express your intent, and the system figures out the best way to make it happen.
For example: “Swap 1,000 USDC for SOL if the rate is better than Coinbase.” Click once, and a network of solvers competes to get you the best outcome, even across multiple chains.
Anoma also unlocks entirely new types of decentralized apps:
>> Metadata-private chat platforms
>> Multi-party barter systems where users trade without prior coordination.
>> Multichain DeFi protocols that match user preferences directly and mitigate MEV.
Anoma removes the underlying complexity of crypto so builders and users can focus on what really matters: the experience.
Why do we have 300+ L1s and 144 L2s already, we still see new chains launching everyday with no users and little apps built on the chain.
Every new chain comes with certain
ANOMA brings a change to this.
It is a decentralized operating system that connects to existing blockchains be it Solana, Sui, ethereum or any other chain to provide a unified, seamless experience across crypto.
Over two years after the rise of ChatGPT and the AI boom, chatbots have become part of daily life. Yet, we still can’t trust that their outputs are accurate.
That’s where @Mira_Network steps in. Instead of relying on a single AI model, Mira employs a decentralized network of diverse AI models to independently verify AI-generated content—tackling problems like hallucinations and bias head-on.
In verifying whether a statement is factual, Mira breaks down complex content into independently verifiable claims. These claims are verified using a proof of work & proof of stake mechanism.
Instead of one model making decisions, Mira uses various distributed consensus across multiple AI verifier models to agree on an output.
AI output shouldn't be trusted completely, we need to verify everything, Mira addresses this by verifying AI outputs, enhancing reliability, and user trust.
Over two years after the rise of ChatGPT and the AI boom, chatbots have become part of daily life. Yet, we still can’t trust that their outputs are accurate.
That’s where @Mira_Network steps in. Instead of relying on a single AI model, Mira employs a decentralized network of diverse AI models to independently verify AI-generated content—tackling problems like hallucinations and bias head-on.
In verifying whether a statement is factual, Mira breaks down complex content into independently verifiable claims. These claims are verified using a proof of work & proof of stake mechanism.
Instead of one model making decisions, Mira uses various distributed consensus across multiple AI verifier models to agree on an output.
AI output shouldn't be trusted completely, we need to verify everything, Mira addresses this by verifying AI outputs, enhancing reliability, and user trust.
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $40.24M in net inflows from June 16–20, according to coinglass.
Here’s the breakdown:
• BlackRock ($ETHA): +$48.19M last week → Total inflow: $5.28B • Grayscale ETH Mini: +$10.59M → Cumulative: $745M • Fidelity ($FETH): –$14.91M this week → Still at $1.58B total inflow
Despite mixed flows, the market-wide ETF NAV now stands at $9.6B, representing 3.28% of $ETH’s total market cap.
How this impacts $ETH's price:
1. These ETFs buy real $ETH — reducing liquid supply
2. Institutions don’t trade — they accumulate and hold
3. $ETH already has low float (due to staking & burning)
3. ETF demand tightens the market further
Big Picture:
$ETH’s price hasn’t moved much — yet. But ETF flows are slow, steady, and sticky. They’re setting a new demand floor that could push $ETH higher over time.
So chads, what do you think? Are ETFs bullish or already priced in?
.@wavesprotocol just kicked off the first phase of their bold summer roadmap.
Backed by a fresh $10M raise, this move is set to accelerate ecosystem growth and power next-gen AI innovation.
What’s coming: ➤ AI Launchpad for building chatbots, AI agents, content tools, smart assistants & more ➤ AI Liquidity Manager to make markets more efficient, fair, and accessible
With these tools, developers can create real-world AI solutions for apps and businesses from voice assistants to content generators.
In my last post, I said I’m ready for what’s next with the Waves Protocol… This update makes it even clearer it’s one to watch closely.