I’ve always thought there was something missing from the way we normally send crypto. Take $ETH for example. You can send funds to another wallet in seconds, but once you hit send, the transaction is mostly just data: an address, an amount and a confirmation. What if the payment could also carry a simple message? That’s one of the things that caught my attention with @Liberdus . When sending #LIB , you can attach a message to the transfer, giving the payment some actual context instead of making the recipient figure out what the transaction was about somewhere else. It’s not the loudest feature in crypto, but sometimes the smaller ideas are the ones that make a product feel different. Payments shouldn't always feel like sending numbers between two machines. There’s room for them to feel more like an interaction between two people.