Before there was an app, a token, or even a community, there was a domain. When we started raising funds for the first contribution round, we knew one thing: the brand had to feel destined, like a truth that cannot be denied. The name was already there → /send ← but the digital home wasn’t. That search led us to a domain held since 1996 by Federico Seveso, the same man who sold to Pinterest. We reached out, had a few conversations, and agreed on something you don’t see much anymore in this industry: a handshake deal. A lease-to-own deal paid in USDC, quarter by quarter. Last week, we made the final payment. And now, Send owns fully, permanently, and proudly. Federico didn’t just sell a domain; he joined the story. He became an advisor, a believer, a /sender, and the holder of the /domain sendtag. From the beginning, /send started with trust, and a handshake that defined everything that followed. /send was trusted into existence.