Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed

@ay91500

Joined February 2025

16 Following

13 Followers

10 Posts

Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

2 months ago

@channelstv So na Accord be A

Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

2 months ago

@channelstv What the abbreviation of accord abeg I no understand the calling for this live

Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

One fine Monday morning in the town of Techville, 73-year-old Grandma Jo woke up and said, “Today, I’m joining Instagram! Except.she didn’t. She joined @anoma by accident. Yes, Anoma. She thought it was an app for “anonymous grandma recipes” don’t ask how. But within minutes, Grandma Jo was deep into decentralization, privacy protocols, and something called intent-centric architecture. Her grandson, Marcus a Web3 developer who only speaks in acronyms saw her screen and screamed, GRANDMA, YOU’RE RUNNING AN ANOMA NODE! She replied, i thought I was baking a privacy pie. But now I’m validating intents and providing privacy guarantees like hot jollof rice!😹 Word got out fast. The local news station came by: Reporter: Ma’am, do you know what Anoma is? Grandma Jo: Well, sugar, I may not know the exact words, but I know it’s changing how we think about communication and coordination. Plus, my kitchen is now a sovereign settlement layer.😩😩 The crypto community lost it. Twitter (or X, whatever) blew up: #GrannyOnAnoma Soon, everyone wanted to know what Anoma was. Schools started adding it to the curriculum. Churches asked if they could use it for tithes. Even celebrities tweeted: If Grandma Jo can run Anoma, what’s your excuse?” Snoop Blockchain Dogg. In the end, Grandma Jo launched a show: “Privacy, Pudding, and Protocols” sponsored by Anoma Labs.

ay91500's tweet photo. One fine Monday morning in the town of Techville, 73-year-old Grandma Jo woke up and said, “Today, I’m joining Instagram!
Except.she didn’t.
She joined @anoma by accident.

Yes, Anoma.

She thought it was an app for “anonymous grandma recipes” don’t ask how. But within minutes, Grandma Jo was deep into decentralization, privacy protocols, and something called intent-centric architecture.

Her grandson, Marcus a Web3 developer who only speaks in acronyms saw her screen and screamed,
GRANDMA, YOU’RE RUNNING AN ANOMA NODE!

She replied, i thought I was baking a privacy pie. But now I’m validating intents and providing privacy guarantees like hot jollof rice!😹

Word got out fast. The local news station came by:

Reporter: Ma’am, do you know what Anoma is?
Grandma Jo: Well, sugar, I may not know the exact words, but I know it’s changing how we think about communication and coordination. Plus, my kitchen is now a sovereign settlement layer.😩😩

The crypto community lost it. Twitter (or X, whatever) blew up:
#GrannyOnAnoma

Soon, everyone wanted to know what Anoma was. Schools started adding it to the curriculum. Churches asked if they could use it for tithes. Even celebrities tweeted:

If Grandma Jo can run Anoma, what’s your excuse?” Snoop Blockchain Dogg.

In the end, Grandma Jo launched a show:
“Privacy, Pudding, and Protocols” sponsored by Anoma Labs.

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Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

Another Day, Another Layer of Anoma ? Today, let’s talk about something most people are not ready for @anoma , a project that doesn’t just fit into the blockchain space. It questions it. Redefines it. It transcends it. At first glance, Anoma looks like a protocol. But is it just a protocol? Or is it a language for expressing coordination? A canvas for building trustless systems where intent replaces instruction? Imagine a system where users don’t send transactions they declare intentions. Where privacy isn’t an afterthought, but the default. Where architecture isn’t layered for convenience, but structured for sovereignty. This isn’t about just swapping tokens. It’s about coordinating everything, from complex multichain interactions to decentralized economies of scale we haven’t even imagined yet. And here’s the twist: Anoma doesn’t demand permission. It doesn’t require central points. It doesn’t even assume consensus must happen the way it always has. Confused yet? Good.😊 That means you’re seeing the cracks in the old system. That means your mind is starting to open to what modular, intent-centric architecture really means. That’s Anoma’s way. Not telling you what to believe just giving you a tool to reshape what you can believe in. So no, today we’re not “explaining” Anoma. We’re inviting you to sit with the unknown a little longer. Because the future doesn’t arrive with fanfare. It arrives in whispers called protocols like Anoma

ay91500's tweet photo. Another Day, Another Layer of Anoma ?

Today, let’s talk about something most people are not ready for @anoma , a project that doesn’t just fit into the blockchain space. It questions it. Redefines it. It transcends it.

At first glance, Anoma looks like a protocol. But is it just a protocol? Or is it a language for expressing coordination? A canvas for building trustless systems where intent replaces instruction?

Imagine a system where users don’t send transactions they declare intentions. Where privacy isn’t an afterthought, but the default. Where architecture isn’t layered for convenience, but structured for sovereignty. This isn’t about just swapping tokens. It’s about coordinating everything, from complex multichain interactions to decentralized economies of scale we haven’t even imagined yet.

And here’s the twist: Anoma doesn’t demand permission. It doesn’t require central points. It doesn’t even assume consensus must happen the way it always has.

Confused yet? Good.😊

That means you’re seeing the cracks in the old system. That means your mind is starting to open to what modular, intent-centric architecture really means. That’s Anoma’s way. Not telling you what to believe just giving you a tool to reshape what you can believe in.

So no, today we’re not “explaining” Anoma. We’re inviting you to sit with the unknown a little longer.

Because the future doesn’t arrive with fanfare. It arrives in whispers called protocols like Anoma

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Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

This is another day to remind you about @anoma again ? In the buzzing city of Lagos, where technology thrived and digital walls never slept, a curious young developer named Ayo stumbled upon something that would change his life and possibly the world, He been scrolling through obscure tech forums late into the night when he saw a post titled, “The Future is Not in Chains It’s in Anoma.” At first,he thought it was just another overhyped blockchain project. But something about the way it was written caught his attention. It wasn’t just promoting technology it was inviting people into a movement. A philosophy. A reimagining of how people interact, exchange, and build together. Anoma is not just a blockchain. It’s a protocol for intent. It lets people express what they want, not just what they offer. And that changes everything. Intrigued,Ayo joined the community. Soon he was attending online meetups, reading whitepapers, watching explainer videos, and talking with people from all over the world developers, activists.Everyone had their own story about why Anoma mattered. One day, he joined a discussion titled “Privacy, Freedom & Coordination: The Anoma Vision.” There,he met a guy named mubarak , a financial analyst. He explained: “Anoma allows users to interact privately, without revealing all their data. But more than that it supports intent centric coordination. Instead of matching offers and demands blindly, Anoma lets people say what they need and lets the system find who can fulfill it. It’s coordination at a new level. Ayo explored, the more he realized this was about empowerment. No more surveillance-driven platforms. No more one-sided control. Anoma was building a world where people could trust the system without needing to trust the operator. What if I told you the next evolution of the internet won’t be controlled by Big Tech, but by you?” He shared his journey with Anoma. How it wasn’t just code it was community. It wasn’t just tech it was trust. And by the end, people were asking, “Where do I start? He smiled and said, “Start with a question: What do you intend to change? Then come find us at @anoma.

ay91500's tweet photo. This is another day to remind you about @anoma again ?

In the buzzing city of Lagos, where technology thrived and digital walls never slept, a curious young developer named Ayo stumbled upon something that would change his life and possibly the world,

He been scrolling through obscure tech forums late into the night when he saw a post titled, “The Future is Not in Chains It’s in Anoma.”

At first,he thought it was just another overhyped blockchain project. But something about the way it was written caught his attention. It wasn’t just promoting technology it was inviting people into a movement. A philosophy. A reimagining of how people interact, exchange, and build together.

Anoma is not just a blockchain. It’s a protocol for intent. It lets people express what they want, not just what they offer. And that changes everything.

Intrigued,Ayo joined the community.

Soon he was attending online meetups, reading whitepapers, watching explainer videos, and talking with people from all over the world developers, activists.Everyone had their own story about why Anoma mattered.

One day, he joined a discussion titled “Privacy, Freedom & Coordination: The Anoma Vision.”
There,he met a guy named mubarak , a financial analyst.

He explained: “Anoma allows users to interact privately, without revealing all their data. But more than that it supports intent centric coordination. Instead of matching offers and demands blindly, Anoma lets people say what they need and lets the system find who can fulfill it. It’s coordination at a new level.

Ayo explored, the more he realized this was about empowerment. No more surveillance-driven platforms. No more one-sided control. Anoma was building a world where people could trust the system without needing to trust the operator.

What if I told you the next evolution of the internet won’t be controlled by Big Tech, but by you?”

He shared his journey with Anoma. How it wasn’t just code it was community. It wasn’t just tech it was trust.

And by the end, people were asking, “Where do I start?

He smiled and said,
“Start with a question: What do you intend to change? Then come find us at @anoma.

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Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

“This is another day to talk about Anoma. And not just because it’s a trending topic but because Anoma is reshaping how we think about privacy, coordination, and value exchange in a decentralized world. Yesterday, we introduced what Anoma is a protocol designed to enable intentcentric, privacy-preserving coordination. But today, let’s take it a step further. Why does this matter to YOU? @anoma isn’t just for developers or crypto experts. It’s for anyone who wants more freedom and fairness in how we interact online from trading assets to forming communities without relying on middlemen. Imagine this: You want to exchange something of value not just tokens, but services, time, or knowledge with anyone, anywhere, without compromising your identity or trusting centralized platforms. Anoma makes that possible. It’s about trustless coordination. It’s about intents over transactions. And it’s about YOU becoming an active participant in shaping the future of the web So as we continue this conversation, I invite you: Join the Anoma movement. Explore the vision. Get involved. We’re building something big and this is your chance to be part of it early. Let’s keep talking. Let’s keep sharing. Let’s make Anoma known.

ay91500's tweet photo. “This is another day to talk about Anoma.

And not just because it’s a trending topic but because Anoma is reshaping how we think about privacy, coordination, and value exchange in a decentralized world.
Yesterday, we introduced what Anoma is a protocol designed to enable intentcentric, privacy-preserving coordination. But today, let’s take it a step further.

Why does this matter to YOU?

@anoma isn’t just for developers or crypto experts. It’s for anyone who wants more freedom and fairness in how we interact online from trading assets to forming communities without relying on middlemen.

Imagine this:
You want to exchange something of value not just tokens, but services, time, or knowledge with anyone, anywhere, without compromising your identity or trusting centralized platforms. Anoma makes that possible.
It’s about trustless coordination. It’s about intents over transactions. And it’s about YOU becoming an active participant in shaping the future of the web

So as we continue this conversation, I invite you:
Join the Anoma movement. Explore the vision. Get involved.
We’re building something big and this is your chance to be part of it early.

Let’s keep talking.
Let’s keep sharing.
Let’s make Anoma known.

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Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

@temitoper650 @anoma There is alot to source out there,keep checking my page for time to time update on anoma

Olusanya Ayomide Abdulrasheed @ay91500

over 1 year ago

What is @anoma , and why is everyone talking about it? 🤔 Anoma is not just another blockchain project it’s a groundbreaking intent-centric protocol that reimagines how decentralized systems coordinate. Unlike traditional blockchains where transactions are predefined,Anoma allows users to simply state what they want (their intent), and the protocol finds the most efficient way to fulfill it. It’s like expressing a need, and the network takes care of the “how”. So… how is this different from Ethereum or other chains? Anoma While Ethereum and others focus on executing smart contracts and moving tokens from A to B, Anoma shifts the focus to coordination enabling users to match intents across multiple parties, chains, and assets. Think barter, but at internet scale. It opens the door for complex, multi-party, cross-chain interactions that were previously impossible or clunky. Why should I care? Is it worth getting involved? Absolutely. If you’re passionate about privacy, decentralization, or the future of programmable coordination .Anoma is at the frontier. It integrates zero knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to protect users’ privacy while still allowing full coordination, and it’s building a foundation for a fairer, more expressive economy. How can I get involved or support Anoma? You can start by joining the anoma community, following the updates, and contributing to discussions. Developers can explore their GitHub and participate in testnets. Writers, creators, and educators are also welcome to spread the vision anoma isn’t just for coders ,it needs thinkers, builders, and dreamers.