【VentureBeat】Blockchain.com will let people use human-readable usernames in blockchain transactions
【VentureBeat】Blockchain.com will let people use human-readable usernames in blockchain transactions
Traditionally, to send Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, and other cryptocurrencies, you need to enter the recipient's 25-42 digit alphanumeric wallet address.
Soon, Blockchain.com will be able to use human-readable usernames in blockchain transactions, thanks to a partnership with Unstoppable Domains.
With Unstoppable Domains, anyone can purchase a decentralized domain name created as an NFT on the Ethereum blockchain, giving the owner full ownership and control.
Now, instead of "156i6HJfMWb1h2BEsKpfvZ2tQugqo4vs2w", users can simply type "[YourName].crypto" to send money to others or between accounts.
But, why should we use Unstoppable Domains? Wasn't there already Namecoin whose domain name (.bit) is decentralized and unstoppable too?
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