Just played Bitflip on @anoma testnet and I'm sweating It took me 5 times to win a game. It seems my guess was not quite right. Obviously, I have to concentrate more and study more carefully to get into the rhythm of this game. Before I could get used to it, Anoma added the SHRIMP game in the testnet map. It sounds easy but the reality is "dizzying": Limited to 2000 points/day. Use the move button to catch the bait. The bait runs like a machine, so fast that it's annoying I had to play more than 5 times to get enough 2000 points/day, literally "grinding". The feeling is both frustrating and fun, because the harder it is, the more motivated I am to stick with it. But looking at the leaderboard, the top 5000 Anoma testnet is... far away from my current level. However, this testnet experience is quite interesting. The game is both challenging and competitive, and makes me curious to see if Anoma will add any more "brain-hacking" games in the future. I’ve been hunting for solid, technical sessions on ZK + Bitcoin, and this upcoming workshop at frontiertower with @GOATRollup looks like exactly what I need. August 20, 2–5pm (SF) What excites me: Getting into the weeds of MIPS-based zkVM design + performance tuning Seeing how Ziren actually powers real-time Bitcoin proofs on GOAT Network Learning how to bring ZK proving into my own systems without all the theory fluff For anyone serious about building with ZK or trust-minimally integrating Bitcoin, this feels like the one workshop to show up for. I’ve been watching @HanaNetwork quietly rack up before mainnet. Meanwhile, most people are still sleeping on a Q3 TGE. What caught my eye: Mobile-first design zk-UTXO privacy baked in No-KYC P2P ramp Social tipping + Hanafuda loop Backed by Binance Labs + EigenLayer