"Users do not care for 32 digit hexadecimal addresses." This is a great analysis of p2p cash as it stands. I appreciate the user focus of the entire article because we need more people telling like it is. Case and point: "People just want to safely send and receive their money between people they know and merchants they engage." What's also really nice is the super recent integration with Connext (https://connext.network/), a free, open-source, p2p micropayment infrastructure built using payment channels on Ethereum. [https://medium.com/connext/mosendo-integrates-with-connext-7b15bc7105ad](https://medium.com/connext/mosendo-integrates-with-connext-7b15bc7105ad) Excited to see where [#mosendo](/crypto/new/mosendo) and [#connext](/crypto/new/connext) go from here. What do people think of their approach?

Also - here was their awesome product demo from this years NYC Blockchain Week. Instant browser-based wallet, no ETH or GAS required + no fees, and instant transactions.... for alcohol. V cool. [https://medium.com/depfi/drinks-paid-in-dai-what-happens-when-the-bar-only-accepts-crypto-766802622576](https://medium.com/depfi/drinks-paid-in-dai-what-happens-when-the-bar-only-accepts-crypto-766802622576) Reminds me of the Burner Wallet 🔥experiments in Denver - [https://medium.com/gitcoin/burner-wallet-at-ethdenver-was-faa3851ea833](https://medium.com/gitcoin/burner-wallet-at-ethdenver-was-faa3851ea833) How do we take these experiments to the general population 🤔