When we talked about B3 before, I mentioned a product that left a strong impression on me: Anyspend— Back then, I said it might be 'a kind of solution' to the Web3 payment pathway. Because it doesn’t focus on new concepts, but instead goes back to an old question: Why is the Web3 payment experience still so bad? Two months later, it seems like this pathway is starting to move— On October 11, Anyspend @anyspend suddenly launched a token. No announcements, no whitelist—airdrops were directly sent to early users. If you happened to use it, this round should be pretty rewarding for you. This airdrop only accounts for 5% of the total supply, with 90% of the tokens reserved for future community incentives. Transaction fees will be used to buy back B3 + ANY. What really struck me as unique is how Anyspend’s approach goes against conventional thinking. In the crypto world, we’ve grown too accustomed to 'building products starting from tokens,' but Anyspend does the opposite— It feels more like a Web2 product. Users don’t need to understand cross-chain payments or the Base L3 chain; All they need to know is: use Apple Pay or a credit card, and within 30 seconds, you can complete payments on any chain, with any token. No bridging, no Gas fees, and transaction fees are just $0.001. First, create a product that’s 'so easy to use it doesn’t need explaining,' and then let the token gradually become the value-binding layer. In the Web3 world, this approach has become a rarity. Now, Anyspend’s second-quarter points campaign is officially live. You can earn points through deposits, trades, and exchanges, which can be redeemed for the next round of airdrops. As the payment ecosystem backbone of B3 @b3dotfun, it’s definitely worth experiencing! I’m not giving any advice, just sharing that I think Anyspend represents the correctness of a certain direction: If Web3 is truly going to go mainstream, it has to start with 'being comfortable to use!' Points campaign link: https://(anyspend.com)/