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Web3 domain service provider – Unstoppable Domains – has announced foraying the .com Namespace allowing users to purchase “.com” addresses.
Commenting on the company’s move to expand its offerings, Matt Gould, CEO and founder of Unstoppable Domains, said, The press release also said that its customers will soon be able to attach digital wallets to Unstoppable-managed .com domains, enabling them to receive and send crypto to these easy-to-remember addresses through a user-friendly, unified interface like Coinbase Wallet and Metamask.
Since individuals, companies, and brands will likely want to retain both Web3 and Web2 addresses, such as .com, for their platforms and identities, Unstoppable seeks to address this area that will allow them to conveniently do so in one place.‘Unstoppable Messaging’ – an end-to-end encrypted Web3 domain messenger – that seeks to help Web3 participants connect with friends, stay updated on their projects, and boost communities in a decentralized manner while retaining privacy.
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