Ethereum users will get Web3 domains
Date: 2023-07-17 Author: Karina Ziganova Categories: BLOCKCHAIN, IN WORLD
Unstoppable Domains, a blockchain domain address registration service, has announced support for .eth domain names based on Ethereum Name Service (ENS).
Unstoppable Domains usually offer domain endings such as .crypto, .blockchain, .nft, etc., while ENS is the only place where Ethereum enthusiasts can purchase .eth domain names.
Users can access the Domain Vault to protect .eth domains in a vault managed by Unstoppable. This feature allows you to purchase .eth domains without directly having to connect them to a crypto wallet. ENS users can also take advantage of the automatic domain renewal mechanism through Unstoppable.
The integration with Unstoppable .eth allows customers to purchase their desired Web3 domain through a variety of different payment methods – with a dozen cryptocurrencies and traditional payment methods, including credit card, PayPal, Google Pay, and Apple Pay.
Unstoppable is also developing .eth domain management tools, which will include the ability to set up cryptocurrency addresses, manage profile data on the network, and transfer .eth domains.
Integration with Binance.US
Earlier, the Binance.US crypto exchange, together with Unstoppable Domains, launched personal web3 domains on the Polygon blockchain. Domains will consist of two-letter values. Custom domain names on Web3 will simplify the process of sending and receiving crypto assets.
Now, instead of sending crypto to long crypto wallet addresses, users will be able to send and receive digital assets to their own domains, such as 14.BinanceUS or 23.BinanceUS.
Unicorn Level
The service creates addresses from letters for crypto wallets. One domain will cost the user an average of $5, they can choose between .crypto, .coin, .bitcoin, .x, .888, .nft and .dao domains.
Domains Unstoppable Domains are almost not supported anywhere, but this did not prevent the project from reaching the level of "unicorn" last year, rising in capitalization to $ 1 billion. At that time, the site already had over 2.5 million domains with support for more than 300 integrations.
