Introducing Superlink

Handshake Utility and Future Goals

Handshake Community and Last Name Partnerships

Superlink's Domain Pricing and Community Involvement

Bridging the Education Gap in Mass Market

Promoting Superlinkme on Twitter

Ready to crack open the world of blockchain domain registration? We certainly are, and there's no better place to start than with our latest conversation featuring Matt and David from Superlink. A game-changing registrar, Superlink taps into the innovative potential of Handshake, a decentralized naming protocol, enabling you to make your mark in the digital world with a personalized domain. You're in for an exciting ride as we dive into the unique approach Superlink is taking to redefine digital identity. In our chat with Matt and David, we don't just skim the surface. We examine how the Superlink project, which was initially conceived as purchasing last names as top-level domains, has now evolved into a significant player in the digital landscape. We navigate the intricacies of Handshake and the powerful role it plays in managing the root DNS naming zone. As the lines between the web 2 and web 3 worlds continue to blur, Superlink is at the forefront, bridging this gap with ease and finesse. Despite the technical complexities, Matt and David emphasize that their mission is about more than just technology; it's about building a community. We discuss the challenges and rewards of educating the masses about blockchain domains, emphasizing the need for patience, support, and a deep understanding of the space. Wrapping up the conversation, we touch on the importance of real-world connections and the transformative potential of personal ID domains. So why not join us on this remarkable journey and see how Superlink is setting the stage for the future of digital identity?<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2265620/support">Support the show</a>

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