tldr 10 questions and answers from yesterday's @anoma AMA. 1. Q: How will new members be invited to Telegram chat? A: A new snapshot of top 100 leaderboard will be made soon (date is unknown). Also 10 users from the top 1000 leaderboard will be randomly invited. Old chat participants who left the leaderboard will not be removed. 2. Q: What is the idea and approach of the testnet? A: Make it educational and fun so that users learn about Anoma through games. 3: Q: How long will the testnet last and will there be a leaderboard of participants. A: Probably next week a ranking system will be added, and potentially a leaderboard. It will be possible to talk about the end of the testnet only after the technical part of the product is finalized. 4. Q: How Anoma chooses which route to swap or bridge. A: Anoma does not choose this. It is an infrastructure connecting Intents with Solvers that give them the final result. 5. Q: Do I need other users in the intent gossip layer to execute my Intent? A: You don't need to connect with other users, but if no one offers what you need, the intent will expire or you will have to change the parameters. 6. Q: Does the architecture support expiration date? A: Yes, you do not need to retry your intent. In addition, you can fallback existing intent. 7. Q: How will Anoma based transactions feel native to users? A: You just need to sign the message what you need, all the processes in the background will be done automatically. 8. Q: How is the prioritization of intentions decided? A: Anoma does not have mechanisms governing this, so it is up to Solvers, they will probably prioritize fees and time, but possibly other criteria. 9. Q: Why do we need Anoma when there are many infrastructures with similar mechanics. A: No one is tackling the same challenges with the same approach. Anoma focuses on long-term goals. 10. Q: How do you protect yourself from centralized Solvers? A: The team doesn't worry about it and centralized Solvers are not a big problem.