PANews reported on May 21 that according to The Block, Brave browser and Unstoppable Domains have cooperated to launch the ".brave" on-chain domain name, which supports cross-chain resolution and IPFS website hosting. The domain name is minted on the Polygon chain in the form of NFT and is free of renewal. This feature will be launched in Brave browser version 1.81, with the target release in August. Brave also plans to apply to ICANN for the ".brave" generic top-level domain name in 2026 to promote the interoperability between Web2 and Web3.
Brave launches “.brave” blockchain domain name, becoming the first mainstream browser to launch a native on-chain domain name
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