At the night market in Bangkok, the stall selling mango sticky rice had a "Cash Only" sign from the owner. I rummaged through my pockets to gather enough Thai Baht. My phone was almost out of battery, and at that moment I was thinking - if only the transfer could be as smooth as sending a WeChat message.

Later, I tried a Web3 payment tool and realized that this had already been implemented.

Last week I sent a birthday red envelope to my buddy in Melbourne. Traditional channels take two working days, and they charge a $30 fee. This time I directly chose smart routing: the money arrived in 3 seconds, and the fee was only 30 cents.

That bowl of mango sticky rice from the night market still sounds quite delicious when I think about it.

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