The protocol adapter is open-source software and can be deployed to any EVM chain permissionlessly - take it for a spin on your favorite local neighborhood EVM and let us know how it goes! This is the first step in deploying @anoma's distributed operating system - much more to come!
This RM uses @RiscZero for ZK execution proofs - thanks to the folks at @RiscZero and @boundless_xyz for amazing support! Developers can write applications in Rust, which benefit from native intents and programmable privacy (disclosure can be enforced w/verifiable encryption).
The @anoma protocol adapter implements the @anoma resource machine, where state is split into pieces called resources, which each specify what conditions need to be met in order for that piece to be updated. Resource changes can be proved in ZK using a commitment/nullifier model inspired by @zcash.
We've deployed the @anoma protocol adapter to @ethereum - ethresear.ch/t/the-anoma... - @ethereum - developers can now run @anoma applications which benefit from native intents, native programmable privacy, and full Ethereum security! Details on ethresear.ch + below 👇
brb gonna quickly ship the @anoma vision paper
Ideas for @namada FAST SHIELDED MICROGRANTS are due Wednesday, May 28th! Get your requests in if you haven't already!
forum.namada.net/t/fast-shie...
quick product poll: if @namada supports shielded yield-bearing @noble_xyz USDN, would you use it?
a TEE and an FMD walk into @namada's MASP and ...
<<< crickets >>>
because they're doing SHIELDED STATE SYNCHRONIZATION
fresh off the @anoma research press, check it out: 👇
nowadays in NYC @uber is 1.5x as expensive as a regular ol' taxi
VC subsidies stopped and no one noticed lol
evidently their cost structure is actually way worse
this whole "CLEAR" setup in US airports is absolutely egregious. waited in line for an hour at JFK last wk while CLEAR representatives walked up and down the line selling access to their system WHICH JUST ENABLED PEOPLE TO CUT IN FRONT OF THE SAME LINE. who on earth allowed this.
What applications would you most like to see on @anoma later this year?
