Topic: Replace your ether address with a domain name. (Read 184 times)
I reread that article, and I seem to have missed a few points in the first reading. It seems that a registry is proposing to introduce a new TLD - .luxe , and this is supposed to combine payment functions with traditional domain activities. I think this is a bit of a marketing gimmick, and I wouldn't support it. First off, it introduces another (possibly untrusted ) party into the payment process, and I had trouble in finding an improvement over displaying a QR code or hyper-link in a conventional web page.
Do we have .btc or .bitcoin?
If not, hostingsolutions or whatever they're called should give us one.
If not, hostingsolutions or whatever they're called should give us one.
We don't have any Bitcoin domains. Take a look at OpenCap. It's currently under development. It will allow every user to use a custom allias ({username}${domain name}) for each of their addresses.
Do we have .btc or .bitcoin?
If not, hostingsolutions or whatever they're called should give us one.
If not, hostingsolutions or whatever they're called should give us one.
Actually, it has been available for over a year and it didn't help much with the price. The bidding mechanism seems to be fair. If you win the auction, the ETH you bid is used as a deposit. It will be refunded once you release your domain. It looks like someone has bought bitcointalk.eth.
The Ethereum Name Service will allow users to replace their wallet address with a domain name. They are going to use the .eth extension. I'm a bit surprised that nobody has mentioned this, as it could help the price to recover.
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-is-getting-its-first-top-level-domain-name/
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-is-getting-its-first-top-level-domain-name/
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