Your bank doesn’t need to get hacked. A certificate authority can fail for it.
Handshake exists to reduce this trust: names anchored on-chain, site keys verified through DNSSEC/DANE.
Certificate authority system needs an upgrade. 🤝
https://t.co/Ur1yNNDbnB
@HeroBrowser I can access HNS beone/ on IOS app but it's not working on windows. It keeps loading. Any idea why?
I can access other HNS sites on windows e.g. namebase/
@OBIANorg@HNS@NamebaseHQ@HNS_ID it somehow redirects to my hosting providers website. I couldn't access namebase/ as well. but in other browsers I can access it. Even if there is something wrong with beone/ config, namebase/ should definitely work
Some domains have no limits!
.unlimited
is now open for registration at
https://t.co/LEYYKtmuvF
Register & renew: $1.11/year
Minting: $25 (no more renewals)
🤖 ai.unlimited
🏦 banking.unlimited
🎮 game.unlimited
Unlimited possibilities…
#HNS@HNS
For the last few months, we have been using a new set of business tools at Namebase, built by @EskimoSoftware.
All of our emails, passwords, DNS, analytics, team chat—all in one place, developed around privacy and zero knowledge.
We actually replaced Google, 1Password, Cloudflare, Discord, Slack and five other services, with one thing, in one place.
All the stuff every business or individual uses, without anyone spying on us.
It’s called Yeil. (@YeilOrg )
It's very early, and it's very cool.
Had to mention it.
https://t.co/okx1acUVku
@BhadkauBhaijan@HNS thanks, but I'm not the one who's building it. @pcfreak30 is working on sth. an easy-to-use website builder with decentralized hosting will definitely help adoption. pls do share if you have any ideas, suggestions about that
Yes, traditional domain names are centralized. ICANN manages the root zone, oversees TLDs, and accredits registrars, creating hierarchies vulnerable to censorship and single points of failure.
Handshake has the best decentralized design. It uses blockchain to auction and own custom TLDs without central authorities, enhancing censorship resistance and user control, though it requires crypto for participation.
Imagine buying an NFT that expires every year unless you keep paying the issuer.
Weird, right?
So why do we accept that model for domains?
Introducing Irrevocable Domains on Namebase.
TLD owners can now give their registrants another choice:
Mint the domain permanently.
- No renewal bill next year.
- No expiration date.
- No registry revocation of the NFT.
Handshake decentralizes the TLD.
Ethereum makes the registered domain permanently ownable.
Namebase resolves the namespace.
🤝