Currently, wallet addresses are a string of complex technical codes—long, easy to make mistakes, difficult to verify, and awkward to share. As more assets flow into the digital world, these frictions are evolving into issues that cannot be ignored. Don't think about bypassing them. The current situation is that address naming has upgraded from a "nice-to-have" to a "must-have" infrastructure. This is not just about optimizing the user experience, but a necessary step for large-scale Web3 applications. Simplifying addressing and lowering interaction barriers—who solves this problem first will hold the key to the next wave of growth.