Is the entrance closed? I have a brother to open the door for me! Anoma @anoma's current test codes are basically impossible to grab, the official has also shut down the "mother code giving birth" setup, and I can't get into the leaderboard, normal channels are completely cut off. Thanks to my brother @Supers6061 for slipping me a code, I just activated it yesterday, and today I'm officially getting started, marking the true beginning of my Anoma @anoma journey. ____🚴____🪙____🎁____🪂 ____🚴____ This time, the e-people are ecstatic, no need to talk, just get to work. The testing process for @anoma is very simple: clock in at 8 AM every day, ride on-chain to earn Fitcoin, with a daily limit of one thousand. Points can be used to predict #BTC price fluctuations (I dare not play this, afraid of getting too into it), a full bet for ten times. The second option is to exchange for lottery tickets and gamble on luck, maybe there’s a "newbie village bonus"; today I gathered 50,000 points, 10,000 points, and 2,500 points, hahaha. It's fun, fun! ____🚴____🪙____🎁____🪂 ____🚴____ Hiding too deep, can't see it, that's called "walking in brocade at night." I tried @anoma's anonymous transactions, cross-chain transfers, and social messaging; the process is indeed smooth and more discreet, but if I hadn't gone through the documents and dissected the contracts, I wouldn't have known it runs MASP, Intent, and Motherboard behind the scenes. The actions you take, it doesn't explain a word, just gives you a result; it looks like a bunch of tasks, but in reality, it's all the infrastructure running underneath. To achieve this level can't be said to lack capability, but to be fair, the truly impressive things are those you can't perceive, right? However, I am also hesitating; as I used the title "walking in brocade at night," some things you don't showcase might seem too low-key. Sometimes, technology isn't just for showing off "internal skills"; at least people should know you have some skills. ____🚴____🪙____🎁____🪂 ____🚴____ Anoma @anoma is the kind of chain I like, doing things quietly, with deep design; the more I dissect it, the more I feel this system is calm and structured. Now that I have the code in hand, I just started clocking in, just stepping on the edge of this web. Whether it can support the entire on-chain system it aims to build, I don't know, but from what I can perceive in these few steps, this is worth continuing.