rwa-sdk normalizes all of it. • Live price/NAV across 12 tokens from on-chain oracles • rwa.can_transfer(symbol, sender, receiver) — one signature, every protocol's compliance model • Multi-chain: BUIDL on @ethereum, @arbitrum, @0xPolygon, @avax • Custom adapters via a ProtocolAdapter interface

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Back on @anoma testnet and the pace is insane right now Intents → fully verified with RISC Zero Nullifiers locking out double spends Encrypted mempool making front‑running pointless Atomic matching across chains already live on Arbitrum Sepolia via ProtocolAdapter Web3 how it should be intuitive, fair, chain‑agnostic Perfect time to stay active before the next phase hits

Back on the @anoma testnet after a short break - currently ranked #33. The grind is paying off, and the climb continues. On the tech side, Anoma’s ProtocolAdapter is already live on Arbitrum Sepolia. It verifies intents with RISC Zero, prevents double-spends with nullifiers, and secures commitments on EVM. sepolia.arbiscan.io/tx/0x50b… With contracts like this being deployed, it feels like Anoma is gearing up for the next Testnet phase and, eventually, Mainnet. Perfect timing to stay active and keep yapping. 🫡

The contract is called "ProtocolAdapter". It seems it's part of Anoma's intent‑based architecture, and its role is to verify and execute transactions that rely on zk proofs. Maybe they have chosen Arbitrum Sepolia as a pilot for testing their mechanisms on EVM networks.