The Freename Forum

... launched the new top-level domain “.etherlink” by integrating with Etherlink, a Layer 2 blockchain that is powered by Tezos Smart Rollups. Users will be able to quickly establish Web3 identities and manage digital assets as a result of the launch, which represents a major milestone in growing ...

... blockchain domain adoption and simplify Web3 identity creation and digital asset management. As a way to celebrate the launch, Etherlink users can get a free domain for three months, redeemable through the platform’s reseller page. https://finbold.com/freename-and-etherlink-team-up-to-launch-etherlink-domain-for-web3-identity-management/

... the .etherlink top-level domain (TLD). This collaboration signifies a significant step in broadening blockchain domain adoption, enabling users to create Web3 identities and efficiently manage digital assets. To mark the launch, Etherlink is offering free domains during a three-month promotional ...

... domain, ushering in a new era of Web3 identity management. This top-level domain (TLD) leverages Etherlink’s Layer 2 blockchain to offer users a seamless way to manage their digital identities while bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3 domains. https://cryptonews.net/news/blockchain/30373709/

... Unveils .etherlink Domain: The Future of Web3 Identity Management Freename’s integration with Etherlink, powered by Tezos Smart Rollups, allows users to mint and manage Web3 domains on an ultra-low-cost network, where transaction fees are as low as $0.001. The best part? Users can register their ...

... Rollups, to launch the new top-level domain “.etherlink“. The launch marks an important step in expanding blockchain domain adoption, enabling users to easily create Web3 identities and manage digital assets. To celebrate the launch, users can get a free domain on Etherlink in the first three ...

... to convert your long and often confusing crypto wallet addresses into easy-to-remember names such as john.eth or wallet.eth. With an ETH domain, users can simply enter their custom .eth username to conduct transactions, host websites, and use decentralized applications, eliminating the need to ...

... not identical or similar to the domain. However, it is the complainant's responsibility to provide proof of this, which he has not done. Internet users would not be confused here. Brown therefore considered the first element of the UDRP not to be fulfilled, which is why the complainant could not ...

... available in web browsers; the normal visitor received no indication that they could access this information. Access has already been removed and users have been redirected to an alternative .au WHOIS tool. As auDA further reports, the data records of around 1,500 registered domains may have been ...

... free access to information on the internet in the Western style does not exist in Russia. Hosting providers have to verify the identity of their users, for example via a mobile phone number or the state's Unified System of Identification and Authentication (ESIA), which also uses biometric identification ...