At the EthCC event in Paris, the founders of the blockchain architecture protocol Anoma and its partner Namada unveiled a rush of new innovations. Adrian Brink and Christopher Goes, co-founders of Anoma, discussed the multi-chain concepts behind their initiatives in the French ca...
At the EthCC event in Paris, the founders of the blockchain architecture protocol Anoma and its partner Namada unveiled a rush of new innovations. Adrian Brink and Christopher Goes, co-founders of Anoma, discussed the multi-chain concepts behind their initiatives in the French capital during the three-day event.
“It is crucial to understand that Anoma is an architecture, not a blockchain,” said Brink, explaining, “This distinction allows existing applications to utilize Anoma’s properties to the extent they require. For example, rollups could employ Anoma’s counterparty discovery to decentralize their sequencer, or use Anoma to generate intents for Ethereum.”
Brink used his main stage addressing slot to announce the beginning of Anoma’s first incentive-based Request for Comments (RFC) program, which aims to entice researchers and developers from Ethereum and other communities to review the project’s architectural specifications and offer suggestions for improvements.
The Anoma Foundation will allocate a portion of the Anoma genesis distribution to contributors as part of the RFC program, which is expected to commence this fall.
Namada uses a unique incentive system called “shielded set rewards” to reward multi-chain users that help to promote privacy for all other Namada users.