Pieverse said KuCoin Web3 Wallet now supports .pie names for transfers, so users can enter a .pie name instead of copying a full wallet address and KuCoin resolves the connected address in the background.
This expands where .pie names can be used and makes the naming system part of an existing wallet transfer flow. The operational effect is simpler routing, which can reduce friction from manual address entry and make wallet names more practical for sending funds.
The stated change is availability inside KuCoin Web3 Wallet, not evidence of how much people will use it. The source does not describe usage scale or a direct link to token demand, so the effect is mainly added utility for the .pie naming feature rather than a demonstrated adoption shift.
Your agent can send crypto by name. 💬
When sending through KuCoin Web3 Wallet, enter a .pie name instead of copying the full wallet address.
KuCoin automatically resolves the connected address in the background, so you can just type the name and continue.
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