In a major step forward for digital identity and internet decentralization, Brave has become the first browser to launch its own on-chain top-level domain.

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Brave has introduced its own on-chain top-level domain, .brave, available to its 85 million users in partnership with Unstoppable Domains. This aims to enhance digital identity and Web3 integration by allowing personalized domain names for crypto payments and decentralized websites. It marks a significant step towards a decentralized internet, with the potential for ICANN accreditation of .brave to operate across Web2 and Web3 environments.

Brave Becomes First Browser to Launch On-Chain Naming Service, Unlocking .brave for Over 85M Users

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