Late gm? Wallet addresses were designed for machines, not really for humans. That’s where Beldex Name Service (BNS) gets interesting. Instead of dealing with long, complicated wallet addresses, users can use readable .bdx names across things like BChat IDs, web domains, and $BDX transfers. Now, with the peer-to-peer BNS Marketplace, users can also buy, sell, and trade domains directly on the Beldex network. That adds another layer of utility around digital identity and domain ownership. But there’s still an important part to watch: pricing, ownership verification, and protecting users from misleading or confusing names. If BNS can make identity and payments simpler without sacrificing security, that could make the Beldex ecosystem much easier to use. That’s what I’ll be watching from @BeldexCoin. 👀 Simple names. Real utility. Stronger identity.