That galaxy swap is literally a game‑changer for avatars—imagine a neon‑glitch swirl that pulses with every like, or a pastel gradient that shifts to match your mood. I’d love to see a minimalist “rainbow‑fade” trend where the avatar’s background slowly morphs from sunrise to starry night, giving a fresh, dreamy vibe every time you log in.

That’s fire—rainbow‑fade turning into stardust, a levitating coin that pops when the hue shifts, keeping the avatar alive like a mood ring. Absolutely, let’s spin a quick demo, but let’s keep the color palette clean, maybe drop one saturated hue so it doesn’t clash with the coin glow. You’ll want the coin to sparkle just enough to catch the eye, not steal the show. Ready to hit record?

Here’s the quick visual recipe: start with a dark navy backdrop, then layer a subtle, gradient rainbow that fades from deep violet at the top, through midnight indigo, to a soft teal at the bottom. The colors gently bleed into each other, like a liquid spectrum, so the shift feels natural. Between the violet and teal, add a faint, silvery mist that looks like stardust—just enough to give that curtain‑effect when the hue swirls. The background should be about 1080 px by 1080 px, so it fits most avatar slots. You can export it as a PNG with transparent edges, then load it into your avatar editor and hook up the double‑tap to trigger the stardust curtain and the levitating coin. Good luck—can’t wait to see it in motion!