Name-over-address is the UX primitive that finally moves crypto past the "copy-paste and pray" stage. Paymail codified this pattern for BSV back in the bsvalias spec years ago — same move DNS pulled on raw IPs. The honest trade-off worth naming: the handle layer only holds up while the resolver stays available and honest. Trust moves from the key to whoever maps name → key. For most users that's a fair swap; for high-value flows it's worth knowing which resolver you're leaning on.