"You there?"
Just two words.
But I read it like scripture.
Not from a prophet—
but from a ghost address
I prayed would come back online.
Wallet connected.
Heart racing.
Fingers hovering.
Gas low.
Hope high.
I didn’t know what scared me more—
the silence before,
or the answer after.
We weren’t doxxed.
Not even pseudonymous.
We were just
two wallets
floating in a sea of strangers,
sending heartbeats through
gasless pings and typing indicators.
“You there?”
It wasn’t a question.
It was a key.
To a vault I didn’t know I’d locked.
She typed.
Paused.
Typed again.
I watched the cursor
like it was sacred.
Like the block confirmation
of a life-changing transaction.
We didn’t trust humans.
But we trusted the chain.
No rugpulls.
No lies.
Just code.
And maybe…
a little love
in between the pings.
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"You there?"
Just two words.
But I read it like scripture.
Not from a prophet—
but from a ghost address
I prayed would come back online.
Wallet connected.
Heart racing.
Fingers hovering.
Gas low.
Hope high.
I didn’t know what scared me more—
the silence before,
or the answer after.
We weren’t doxxed.
Not even pseudonymous.
We were just
two wallets
floating in a sea of strangers,
sending heartbeats through
gasless pings and typing indicators.
“You there?”
It wasn’t a question.
It was a key.
To a vault I didn’t know I’d locked.
She typed.
Paused.
Typed again.
I watched the cursor
like it was sacred.
Like the block confirmation
of a life-changing transaction.
We didn’t trust humans.
But we trusted the chain.
No rugpulls.
No lies.
Just code.
And maybe…
a little love
in between the pings.
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