There‘a one thing that still feel off across most wallets I use. Either you get full control or you get a decent UX… rarely both. That’s what made me look into @MixinMessenger a bit deeper. Onboarding is basically like signing up for a social app. No seed phrase stress upfront, but still self-custodial underneath. That alone removes a lot of the friction that usually turns people away early. The part I didn’t expect is how they handle FIAT. It’s integrated directly (via Coinbase), so you can go from card → crypto inside the app but Mixin itself doesn’t touch your personal data. So, you get the compliance layer where needed, without leaking everything into the wallet side Then there’s the multi-chain piece You can manage multiple wallets across different chains in one place and transfers don’t require juggling gas tokens every time. It just… works in the background. But the most interesting part is probably the messaging layer. Sending assets feels closer to sending a message than doing a transaction which sounds small, but actually changes how you interact with it day to day. 🔗 Worth playing around with if you’re curious: https://t.co/wLF3u1BOyq