The easiest way to misunderstand @beepzFun is to treat beepz-20 inscriptions like regular tokens. They're not. A normal ERC-20 balance is designed to show up through wallets and interact with token-based apps. beepz-20 inscriptions work differently because their balances exist inside the beepz smart contract. That means the inscription can have a balance without appearing as a normal asset in MetaMask. The same idea applies to trading. You shouldn't expect every beepz-20 inscription to automatically appear on a DEX just because it has a balance. The beepz platform and tools that read the contract directly are what can display those inscription balances and rules. Once you understand that, the rest of the system starts making much more sense. Would this model be clearer to you if you were new to inscriptions?