I personally feel that @BeldexCoin's BNS is worth preparing for, just in case. Here's why I recommend it: 1. **BNS for BChat Message Service** - BNS can replace your BChat ID and become your BChat identity. - Users of the BChat private messaging app can use a BNS name to significantly simplify their social experience. - It's similar to having a WeChat ID or a Twitter handle. 2. **BNS for BelNet Network** - BelNet's BNS domain name service allows you to run censorship-resistant web applications. - BelNet addresses can be bound to BNS domains, enabling access to MNApps hosted with BNS domains by connecting to BelNet. - You can give this a try—it’s quite interesting! 3. **BNS for Beldex Wallet** - The Beldex wallet uses the BNS name as the wallet address. - A BNS name bound to the wallet address can be used to send and receive $BDX tokens. 4. **Support for ETH and EVM Addresses** - BNS names can now be mapped to any ETH address or any EVM-compatible wallet address. - If it could support new chain addresses like Solana and Move in the future, that would be even better! Haha. 🙋 **How to purchase BNS:** 1. Download and install the Beldex Wallet. It’s available for both mobile and desktop, and there’s also a CLI wallet. 2. Buy some $BDX tokens from an exchange and deposit them into the wallet you set up in the first step. (BNS can only be purchased using $BDX tokens.) 3. Purchase a BNS name. This step is similar to buying an ENS name: search for the name, check if it’s available, and then confirm the purchase duration. 4. Bind (or "map") the address to the BNS name. 💡 After registering, you can test it with a small transaction to ensure everything works fine. Once it’s confirmed, you’re all set!