The room started from a simple wish, seeing yearly fee totals, and moved quickly into a broader question: what tracking or record-keeping people already do outside their wallet should really live inside it. From there the conversation split into two related but distinct threads: better retrieval of existing on-chain history (finding old transactions), and the idea of the wallet surfacing some kind of physical or tangible proof tied to milestones or early participation. That second thread turned into the most developed exchange, with participants working through what merch or physical objects actually represent and whether that is a wallet feature at all.
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