📝 Friends, for crypto to truly enter our lives, it has never depended on whether the technology is strong enough, but rather on how smoothly it can be used.
Just like you don't need to know how much code is used behind WeChat as long as it helps you transfer money, send pictures, and chat with people, it's a necessity. When I look at @HanaNetwork, I feel it is not just a wallet, but more like a Web4 life operating system that is being quietly built.
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1. Hana is not just a tool for entering and exiting funds
First, regarding positioning, it is indeed a channel for crypto users to deposit/withdraw, supporting BTCFi, with a smooth Bitcoin cross-chain and light wallet experience. But the focus is not on this.
Its foundation is designed around connections between people, not starting from finance but from social interactions and then returning to finance.
You can tip your friends for quality content not with likes, but by sending coins directly. Play mini-games with reward mechanisms, join interest groups, engage in encrypted chat, vote, complete tasks, and even earn money from tasks. You can transfer funds with one click in the chat box, while also protecting privacy and hiding your identity.
Hana allows you to embed every action with your currency into your daily life, instead of forcing you to open a separate wallet, navigate a complicated interface, and click five confirmations.
2. Social interaction is the true infrastructure of Web3
We used to say that crypto should be the infrastructure of Web3, but looking back, social interaction is the truly missing infrastructure of Web3.
Without relationship chains, group consensus, or daily use cases, even the best financial products are just castles in the air.
Hana goes against the trend: it doesn't first issue a token and then create an ecosystem, but gathers people first and then stuffs in financial elements like transactions, wealth management, identity, and tipping.
This reminds me of a saying: 'Social interaction is the predecessor of currency, relationships are the source of value.'
It sounds a bit abstract, but if you take a stroll on Hana, you'll understand how warm-hearted it is trying to be.
3. A truly usable future gateway
Many people say that Hana's experience is very light. Indeed, it is not a cold financial tool, but rather a mix of an anonymous WeChat, a simple Discord, and an encrypted version of Telegram.
But you can safely deposit, stake, and earn rewards without complicating wallet authorizations for every action.
With zk-UTXO providing underlying privacy protection, it makes who you are less important; what you want to do is the main focus.
4. $HANA is not just a token
Many projects in the market talk about payments, privacy, and social interaction, but most work separately on each aspect. Hana is the kind of native integrated design that merges these three from the beginning.
$HANA is not just a speculative token but the fuel for everything you do on the platform: tipping, transferring, staking, and tasks are all needed. Early participants can also earn points and airdrop rewards, and it may become the settlement token for various dApps on Hana in the future.
Now the TGE is approaching, if you're still on the sidelines, you might miss the most comfortable starting point.