I’ve been exploring how design choices shape trust in bitcoin. I think Cash App does a great job and a few others but I think we can still do better.

This was an experiment in subtraction. No charts, no colours, very few words.

Every element had to earn its place:

Speed and fees are visible but quiet. The note field keeps things human. The button uses every day language.

I’m trying to see how far simplicity can go before it starts to feel too bare.

Does a screen like this build more trust, or make you want more context before pressing buy?

Feedback welcome. Still playing with ideas.

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