You just need to state your goal, such as "I want to exchange A for B, preferably with privacy," and then it will handle the complex matters of routing, contracts, and cross-chain by itself. You don't need to worry about which bridge, which chain, or which DEX to use. #yap # kaito

This approach is called "intention-driven"; it does not execute transactions, but rather executes the intentions you express.

What is even more special is that Anoma's underlying structure is different; assets, logic, and execution are separated. This way, developers do not need to build a new chain for a feature, they can simply set it up directly.

It is not a public chain, not an exchange, and not a virtual machine, but a system that makes it easier for people to express and collaborate.

In summary: Anoma is designed for people, not for machine rules. In the future, more and more projects will move in this direction.