Distributed OS done right: drop a Protocol Adaptor on Ethereum, tap the Anoma Resource Machine, and let apps speak in intents → solvers → balanced transactions while providers stay swappable think B2B coordination layer, not another “faster L1.” That’s the OS approach @anoma has been building toward: world-computer vision, sovereign coordination infra, UX that abstracts chains instead of worshipping them. What this unlocks: ❯ Native privacy = data privacy and function privacy; design shared private state (yes, a private AMM is on the table) ❯ Interop without bridge gymnastics; keep positions/goals intact across venues, let solvers handle the route ❯ Upward to the app layer; fewer rewrites, cleaner UX, WW3-resilient posture Apps and rollout: @AnomaPay (confidential, EVM-first stablecoin routing), @sullyswap in the lab, plus the upcoming Anoma super app to pull it together. Protocol Adaptors expand beyond Ethereum to Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync, Polygon, Base; stablecoin chains like Tron/Plasma/Stable; and other EVMs (Monad, MegaETH). If you’re building, treat chains as services: model flows as transaction + projection functions, and let the adaptor pattern handle distribution. this is where the next cycle’s winners ship intent-first, privacy-native, app-layer OS; I’m leaning in.