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1/34 here's the story of what drove us to build not one, but two novel protocols at the same time this thread talks about how the three of us got started the origins, roots and vision of anoma, why we decided to build namada regardless of the complexity and where we're at today

What does true composability across chains look like? 📺 @adrianbrink on the @galaxyhq Infinite Jungle podcast

Credible Commitments In this episode of Deeply Intents (🎙️,🎧), I chat with @MuratLite [Founder of @primev_xyz]. The episode is a masterclass in product. Get your notebooks out. 📓🖋️🧠🎧👩‍💻☕️📓🖋️🧠🎧👩‍💻☕️📓🖋️🧠🎧👩‍💻☕️ [Sponsored by @anoma] In this episode we discuss: -…

every ETH L2 is an admission that ethereum's base layer failed. scaling isn't just about faster chains. it's about trading rigid "you must use my chain" architectures toward freeform, chain-fluid models like @anoma.

i told @chimpfone2047 "dude I wrote the whitepaper" and he still wouldn't give me an @anoma testnet code

Despite the propaganda, "based rollups" or "native rollups" do not scale synchronously-composable state on the @ethereum L1: - If the execution trace is determined beforehand, synchronous composability in any useful sense is impossible. - If the execution trace is determined by…

Slow L1 finality is (a) a tax on all interop/UX and (b) a subsidy to alt bridge operators with funky security assumptions that should simply be replaced by @ethereum consensus itself. Easy call. Lots more goodies here! Lovely tool, thank you @nixorokish!

Today, an exclusive group of early adopters can begin exploring Anoma’s testnet. Over time it will be opened to more users via invite codes. You can find codes on X, Discord, during AMA’s, and hidden in other places. Keep notifications on for the best chance at getting a code.