Most L1s stack everything into a single chain: ⛓️ Transaction execution ⛓️ State storage ⛓️ Consensus logic Then they call it scalability when they make that monolith faster. But scaling complexity is not the same as scaling coordination. @anoma doesn’t try to “optimize” the monolith. It separates the fundamental layers: ▪︎ Consensus handles agreement ▪︎ Computation lives off-chain ▪︎ Data availability is modular This changes everything. Why? Because when these roles are decoupled, each can evolve independently. You don’t need to re-architect the entire chain just to improve one function. More than that It unlocks a world where intents, solvers, and applications don’t rely on a single-state machine. Instead, they compose across systems while respecting privacy, logic, and user agency. @Anoma isn’t an L1 racing for throughput. It’s a coordination layer engineered for the real Web3. And that changes the game entirely.