The core design of Anoma is not simply a single chain, but a "Web3 operating system."

Its biggest feature is the "intention-driven" architecture. This means that you only need to express what you want to do, and the system will take care of the rest of the process for you. For example, if you want to exchange coin A for coin B, you don't need to select the chain yourself, compare transaction fees, or manually click through a bunch of operations; Anoma will automatically find the most cost-effective path and complete the conversion.
Moreover, it not only targets simple operations like currency exchange, but also aims to implement cross-chain financial agreements, automated strategy trading, and even integrate AI to allow users to express their needs through conversation in the future. In simple terms, it is designed to transform Web3 from a "tool that requires a technical background" into a "magical system" that everyone can use—this is also why Anoma's brand style is designed to resemble that of a wizard.
What it aims to solve are the two biggest pain points in the current Web3 world: difficulty in development + poor user experience. Whether for developers or regular users, completing a task on the blockchain now involves facing issues like signing, authorization, cross-chain transactions, and compatibility problems... The goal of Anoma is to make these cumbersome processes invisible, allowing you to focus on "what you want to do," while the system handles the rest.
This is not just about making the chain faster or cheaper, but fundamentally redefining how Web3 should operate from the architectural level.