What does it mean for the blockchain to be in a fragmented state? It’s a major issue

It’s a state where blockchains are like separate islands

- You have to constantly switch wallets, bridges, or tokens just to use apps on different chains.

- it’s harder to find deep liquidity or trade efficiently.

- You can’t easily combine apps across chains.

*a lending app on Ethereum can’t smoothly use collateral from Solana.

- Bridges are often buggy and have been hacked for billions of dollars.

But @anoma has a solution

It’s a protocol that allows intent-based and privacy-preserving transactions across different blockchains.

- actions across different chains can happen in one step — no bridges, no back-and-forth, no middlemen.

You just say what you want

Anoma finds the best way to make it happen, even across multiple chains.