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Unstoppable Domains and Crypto Browser Opera Widen Scope to Offer Accessible Web3 Identity System


Opera, a Web3 browser, and Unstoppable Domains, a non-fungible token (NFT) domain provider, announced that users can now access all domain endings, including .x, .crypto, and .nft, through Opera browsers. In addition, Opera and Unstoppable offer a free .nft domain that matches Opera’s user handle on Twitter after account verification.

Opera empowers Web3 with access to polygon domains

Unstoppable Domains, Crypto Domain Provider and Web3 Opera Browser announced the firms are expanding their partnership to support all Unstoppable top-level domains, including .nft, .crypto, .wallet, and .x. Both companies believe that these domains offer an affordable digital identity system that allows anyone to create a Web3 website using the Unstoppable domain.

In November 2022, Opera launched the Web3 browser. degenknows.io, a tool to track and explore NFT analytics. The following month, Opera announced Alteon Launchpad, allowing users to mint NFTs without any programming experience. Jørgen Arnesen, Opera’s EVP of Mobile, stated that “Unstoppable Domains offers powerful mechanisms to put everyone in control of their digital identity.”

Arnesen stated that the collaboration allows users to “safely and securely access Web3 content through any version of the Opera browser.” In addition, integration with Unstoppable allows you to use human-readable domains like “rockstar.nft” with Opera Crypto Wallet. This means that the user can use the name “rockstar.nft” to receive assets, rather than using a long alphanumeric cryptocurrency address.

Opera has been into crypto assets for a while now and has a strong focus on privacy with an ad blocker, tracker blocker and VPN as standard features. The browser first introduced a browser-integrated cryptocurrency wallet in July 2018. On Feb. 16, Nasdaq-listed Opera shares fell 1.48%, but year-to-date statistics show the stock is up 22.33%. As of September 2022, Opera’s net income is down by 60.07%and its net profit decreased by 68.81%.

What do you think about the future of digital identity systems and the potential impact of accessible Web3 domains? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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