Put the name on the blockchain to locate the originating IP address. The server at that IP would be queried for supporting protocols (http, etc.)
How would that be more useful than the current, distributed DNS? We outgrew hosts files 30+ years ago. 
Topic: The blockchain as a global DNS to all data? (Read 230 times)
Yes, but this would be on BTC's blockchain.
Also... this is more than http. It's data. You could register a database.
Also... this is more than http. It's data. You could register a database.
It was called namecoin ... ... ...
Put the name on the blockchain to locate the originating IP address. The server at that IP would be queried for supporting protocols (http, etc.)
Perhaps the blockchain data could be formatted:
DNS://yourdomainname
Perhaps the blockchain data could be formatted:
DNS://yourdomainname
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