Anoma

Anoma is a Layer 2 infrastructure project that describes itself as a decentralized operating system aimed at making it possible for developers to write a single application that functions across multiple blockchains, including the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems. The problem it claims to address is the fragmentation of Web3 development, where builders currently must navigate separate infrastructure requirements for each chain they target. Its intended audience is application developers who want to focus on user experience rather than underlying blockchain plumbing.

Anoma uses an intent-centric architecture, meaning users and applications express what outcome they want rather than specifying the exact sequence of transactions required to achieve it, with the protocol then finding a path to satisfy those intents. The project incorporates Zero Knowledge technology and spans both the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems, suggesting it uses ZK proofs as part of its cross-chain settlement or privacy approach. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the available data, so a more detailed mechanical description cannot be provided beyond what the project's own classification and categories indicate.

No fee stream is recorded in the data available on this page, so the standard fee-based measures this site uses — such as fee revenue, protocol take rate, and related ratios — are not applicable here. The XAN token has a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 units, of which 2,500,000,000 are currently in circulation, representing 25 percent of the maximum supply at this point in time. The remaining 75 percent of the maximum supply, equivalent to a dilution overhang of approximately 300 percent relative to the circulating supply at this point in time, has not yet entered circulation. The fully diluted valuation is 4.0 times the current market capitalisation at this point in time, reflecting the gap between circulating and total supply.