Enso Network

When a user has an end outcome they would like to achieve on-chain, they are required to do individual transactions one-by-one, going to many different protocol websites, and may even not be aware of more steps that they can do once they have achieved a particular outcome. Resulting in a poor user experience, and a limited experience for users interacting on-chain. For developers who want to interact with Smart Contracts within their application, whether that’s to create a new primitive combining many different Smart Contract interactions into a new product, or a developer who wants to offer their users more optionality. Then these developers are required to build manual Smart Contract implementations to interface with other Smart Contracts limiting the full potential of composibility and truly turning their development life cycle into an integration studio rather than focusing on their core product. Intents flip this whole experience backwards and require the user or developer to only

When a user has an end outcome they would like to achieve on-chain, they are required to do individual transactions one-by-one, going to many different protocol websites, and may even not be aware of more steps that they can do once they have achieved a particular outcome. Resulting in a poor user experience, and a limited experience for users interacting on-chain. For developers who want to interact with Smart Contracts within their application, whether that’s to create a new primitive combining many different Smart Contract interactions into a new product, or a developer who wants to offer t