The Unstoppable Domains team has announced that it has implemented decentralized email management on the platform.
Introducing Unstoppable Email 📧
You can now use .crypto domains to send and receive emails!
– Go to My Apps
– Sign in with your wallet
– Send and receive emails! pic.twitter.com/vGEWD2sOZR— unstoppable.x (@unstoppableweb) September 16, 2020
This feature will be available via the same platform through which it is also possible to manage the censorship-resistant domains based on the Ethereum and Zilliqa blockchain.
As everyone knows by now, Unstoppable Domains are decentralized domains that run on both the Ethereum and Zilliqa blockchain. They can be purchased cheaply without maintenance fees, so once the initial cost has been incurred there will be no additional costs.
The decentralized emails of Unstoppable Domains
When a user opens their website, they are automatically assigned emails associated with it. Before this announcement, however, this was not the case when an Unstoppable Domain was created, whereas now it has been integrated and is available to all users.
We had already tested the service in advance in order to be able to experience the functions of the platform, which also includes the possibility of buying domains with the .zil extension.
In fact, a few months ago, in July, the Unstoppable Domains team announced the launch of the service but at that time it had not yet been made available and usable.Â
An email service on Ethereum but not yet on Zilliqa
For the time being, the decentralized email management function is only active for the .crypto domains running on the Ethereum blockchain. To do so, simply go to the side menu and the new Mail item will appear in the “My App” section.Â
Clicking on it will take you to the email management dashboard, and everything works as if it were a traditional email client.
Unstoppable Domains are now becoming increasingly popular thanks to the integration on various exchanges such as OKCoin, Gemini and Coinbase.
On OpenSea it is also possible to buy NFTs relative to these domains.
