
Anoma redefines blockchain interaction, where users only need to sign their intent, such as asset exchange or lending, while the solver is responsible for counterparty discovery and route execution without needing to specify the computation path. This design reduces operational complexity, supports both homogeneous and heterogeneous security models, and enables natural multi-chain collaboration.
The protocol has a built-in intent propagation layer and programmable solver, collecting encrypted intents for balanced matching, utilizing Ferveo’s distributed decryption to ensure fair atomic settlement. The modular design allows for privacy payments, DAO cross-community governance, and complex financial strategies, compatible with EVM and other virtual machines.
Cross-chain exchanges do not require bridging and can be conducted directly through HTLC atomic swaps; DeFi strategies automatically optimize paths; the privacy module combines zero-knowledge technology to ensure anonymous transactions. Anoma, as a base layer, supports dApp developers in quickly building high-performance decentralized applications.
The total supply is fixed at 10 billion XAN, supporting network security staking, governance voting, transaction fee payment, and contribution incentives. Community marketing accounts for 25%, research and development 19%, foundation 10%, investors 31%, and team 15%, with a lock-up mechanism to ensure long-term stable release.
Anoma positions itself as a core hub for multi-chain, expected to foster privacy payments, cross-chain DAOs, and AI-Web3 integrated applications. Through permissionless infrastructure and composability of intentions, it creates a fluid and open value network, leading a shift in the paradigm of third-generation DApps.
In the current competition among numerous chains and protocols, Anoma’s intention-driven design philosophy stands out as particularly unique. It not only redefines how users interact with blockchain but also provides developers with new tools and possibilities.











