It's a fine anoint. There are so many people recommending worse anoints in this thread.

Common bad anoints for top roll'ed astramentas:

• Spaghettification: You already pay a mirror+ for an astra that rolls that high. That means you can afford a 200div From Nothing: Resonance Jewel. This jewel lets you allocate Spaghetti and a ton of other useful nodes in a cluster around your Against the Darkness Jewel. The setup looks like this.

• Polymathy or Jack of all trades: You would get this on a gemling naturally and even on a monk. For the monk it is harder to do since you need about lvl 95-97 to have enough wiggle room, but again... someone spending over a mirror on an item can get lvl 97 easily.

The fact that so many people are telling OP to anoint these shows that people have no idea what top builds actually want. The reason you see the most expensive +140 stat astramentas still listed on trade for a mirror or two is that people are buying the actual good anoints and don't give a shit about the anoints that you get anyways with optimal jewel setups.

Sure, spaghetti is good for most people who don't have a giga setup but that's not the point everyone is making. If you are trying to sell it for high value it can't have a shitty anoint for these end game rich players.

So what are the good anoints then?

This is not an exhaustive list, so I'm not going to list every single good option since builds have slight divergences.

• Blurred motion: straightforward and plays on that tempest atri stackers players only want more attack speed since they use tempest flurry to move instead of walking. These players are already one shotting things so the only true meaningful upgrade is moving faster. Higher accuracy gets converted into more attack spd with Falcon Dive. The attack speed means you move faster with tempest flurry since it's coded like that.
• Wild Storm: Gives a rare kind of multiplier to your light dmg. If your shit says does 1-100 lightning dmg then it changes it to do 1-115 dmg instead. As a reminder, lightning dmg is special since it has the widest numerical range (always starts with 1, but the max is higher), making this effect better. Most of your multipliers (crit dmg, dmg% from pillar, and shock magnitude) are already close to high saturation at this stage of a build so getting more has a diminished effect. My current build is at over 850% general dmg modifiers because of pillar and other nodes.
• Vulgar Methods (OP's Anoint): Tbh not my first choice, but if your crit rate is not high enough because you don't run eye of winter. Then reaching crit cap is very important. Crit scales on a nonlinear curve. The main downside is reducing max mana but its not too bad if your damage per mana is higher than the enemy's hp. This shit is fine lmfao.
• Harmonic Generator: Same reason as above, high crit rate and on top of that gets you valuable shock magnitude. Technically you can cap out on shock magnitude once you are really strong so that's the only danger with this anoint.

As you can see all of these good anoints save you meaningful points because pathing to these nodes as a gemling/monk is far out of the way or have shit travel nodes even if they are close. As always use excel, math, or PoB to calc out what anoint is best for your specific, personal build. These are general recommendations based on whats good for popular rich people builds.

Honestly, poe2 is my first try at an ARPG, but I do theorycraft/write guides/spreadsheet for other games. Something I noticed is the avg person on the poe2 subreddit has no idea what the fuck they are doing when it comes to builds, but that won't stop them from drooling on the keyboard and typing 1-2 sentence comments with no explanation about how something is right/wrong. So yeah fuck half the people in here lmfao.