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Amma taught me that wealth lived in stories, not just numbers. When ANDAL Coins emerged, I hesitated—another digital currency, another distance between us. But she smiled, explaining how our Tamil ancestors exchanged more than rupees; they exchanged blessings. My cousin in Chennai struggled financially. I sent her ANDAL Coins through the network, watching the transaction complete instantly. She wept, not from the money, but from feeling seen across the distance. That evening, we video-called for the first time in years, sharing recipes and memories. The coins felt sublime, connecting us beyond the transactional. We weren't just family anymore—we were a living thread, weaving heritage forward together, one exchange at a time.