Today, I passed by the newly opened milk tea shop downstairs, and there were so many people in line that it turned a corner.

Recently, I've been hearing my programmer friends mention @antix_in, referring to it as the "black technology of the blockchain world." I used to be completely clueless about these technical terms until I saw with my own eyes the mini-programs they created using the @antix_in chain—by the time the milk tea was ready, the payment had already been received.

@antix_in is amazing for hiding complex technology in our daily lives. Just like when we drink milk tea, we don't care how the pearls are made, using Antix for payments doesn't require understanding any consensus mechanisms. The transaction speed is as natural as breathing, the fees are negligible, and most importantly, the operation is so simple that even elderly people can use it.

This reminds me of a friend's analogy: @antix_in's technical architecture is like the operational logic of a milk tea shop——

Mixed consensus is their standard formula, ensuring that every cup tastes the same.

Sharding technology is like multiple production stations, which do not congest orders during peak periods.

Zero-knowledge proof is a membership system that protects privacy without affecting points.

Now even the community supermarket is using the Antix chain. The boss said that inventory reconciliation is particularly convenient, and he no longer has to worry about making calculation mistakes.

Looking at the long line at the milk tea shop, I suddenly feel that good technology should be like a cup of good milk tea—there's no need to know how it's made, it just needs to taste great.
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