As more people become users of blockchain technology, they will want to connect with their friends. You’ll want to connect with your friends via Web 3.0, much like adding someone’s contact to your phone or following them on social media. However, the wallet address can be very long, complex and tedious, so this request has a nasty problem. Ethereum name service (CCC:ENS-USD) We aim to alleviate this inconvenience with its name and lookup service. In addition, users can get the most out of Web3.0 by assigning an .ETH domain name. But what is the Ethereum Name Service? And how can I get my own .ETH domain or username?
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Ethereum Name Service is a blockchain protocol for users who want to have their own memorable username on Web3.0. This service allows you to nail all wallet addresses and distributed websites to a single unique name. For example, “alice.ETH”. This makes it easier to recognize and find across the distributed space.
The service also allows you to create distributed websites using your domain name, or to link an existing domain to your own domain. Ethereum (CCC:ETH-USD) wallet.
Those who want to use Web3.0 at an early stage are looking at the Ethereum Name Service and registering their domain. Of course, one of the main attractions of the registry is the “.ETH” suffix. This shows users that the website is more cutting-edge than users who are still using “.com” or “.net”. The limited number of domain names available also puts pressure on future users.
How do I get an .ETH domain? Ethereum Name Service makes it simple.
Cryptographic fans are primarily driving the decentralization of the Internet. But for many, one question presents an imminent obstacle: “How do you get an .ETH domain?”
Ethereum Name Service makes things very easy. Protocols allow you to create a domain with almost any character you need. Once you’ve found an available domain, you can request it by reviewing the two transactions from your wallet.As Forkast According to the report, the annual membership fee associated with each domain is $ 5. To do this, you need access to a Web 3.0 browser such as Ethereum and MetaMask.
From there, you can link your .ETH domain to your wallet or website, or create a subdomain. This may include email or website subdomains. To experience a truly decentralized website, you can integrate your website with the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). This is a peer-to-peer file-sharing network, or essentially a distributed content delivery network (CDN). The process of integrating ENS and IPFS requires you to pay for gas.
Anyone who has a website ready to deploy to the blockchain can access the Ethereum Name Service and deploy the site in these ways. ENS developers are helping domain owners do this through step-by-step guides.
The process may seem complicated, especially for those who are not very familiar with Web3.0 and blockchain development, but with the Ethereum Name Service guide. Of flakes Automatic website deployment tools make things easy. Registration for an existing “.com” domain is free, but you will have to pay for gas to bring it into the world of ENS.
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So what about profits? As the promotion of the decentralized Internet speeds up, more and more crypto enthusiasts are scooping up Web 3.0 domain names. In other words, you need to get the domain name you need now, if necessary. The Ethereum Name Service promises to make crypto transactions easier and more accessible — much like using Venmo to pay a friend a crypto dinner.
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