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The distributed OS that puts you in control. Unlocking native intents and programmable privacy for any chain. Home of @anomapay.
Joined October 2020
- Anoma repostedThanks @anoma ! Did my 21 consecutive days of running for good purpose where each km I run will be donated to the war veterans. I have so far ran 105km and now I can run 5km without stopping. Doing good for society at the same time as doing good for my body feels good.
- Anoma repostedPrivate GOLD made easy 🥇 @matrixdock Gold $XAUm is now available on @AnomaPay on @BNBCHAIN. Now you can hold, transfer, and pay with XAUm without exposing your balances and history to the world. Get started: anomapay.app
00:00 - Private GOLD made easy 🥇 @matrixdock Gold $XAUm is now available on @AnomaPay on @BNBCHAIN. Now you can hold, transfer, and pay with XAUm without exposing your balances and history to the world. Get started: anomapay.app
00:00Matrixdock Gold is a tokenized RWA backed 1:1 by one fine troy ounce of 99.99% pure LBMA-accredited gold bars. Starting today, it's available to use confidentially on AnomaPay on @BNBCHAIN. Learn more: - Anoma repostedYour crypto card has a dark secret. All your spending is exposed to the world. But there’s a better way. The first confidential crypto card is coming soon. Join the AnomaPay Card waitlist: anomapay.app/cardYour spending is your business. But every swipe of your crypto card exposes you onchain. Every purchase, every payment, broadcast to the world. Not for long. The first confidential crypto card is coming. Join the @AnomaPay Card waitlist: anomapay.app/card
00:00 - A community based on shared values goes far. Anoma's Korean Community showed up Friday night to support the call for sovereignty and democracy in South Korea. They gave out 400 coffees and teas to pro-democracy demonstrators in Seoul who stayed up late bringing awareness to
- Anoma repostedBREAKING: The UK is drafting a law to scan every photo, video and message on every phone in the country. Tech CEOs who refuse to implement this could face up to 5 years in prison. The proposal would force companies to build device level scanners that inspect content before













