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Opera, the Web3 browser, and Unstoppable Domains, the non-fungible token (NFT) domain provider, have announced that users can now access all domain extensions, including .x, .crypto and .nft, across Opera’s browsers. In addition, Opera and Unstoppable offer a free .nft domain that matches an Opera user’s Twitter handle after account verification.
Unstoppable Domains, the crypto domain provider, and Web3 browser Opera announced that the firms are expanding their partnership to support all Unstoppable top-level domains, including .nft, .crypto, .wallet and .x. The two companies believe that these domains offer an accessible digital identity system, enabling anyone to create a Web3 website using an Unstoppable domain.
In November 2022, Web3 browser company Opera launched degenknows.io, a tool for tracking and exploring NFT analysis. The following month, Opera announced the Alteon Launchpad, which enables users to create NFTs without needing any coding experience. Jorgen Arnesen, Opera’s executive vice president of mobile, stated that “Unstoppable Domains offers powerful mechanisms for everyone to take control of their digital identity.”
Arnesen stated that the collaboration allows users to “safely and securely access Web3 content through all versions of the Opera browser.” In addition, the integration with Unstoppable enables the use of human-readable domains, such as “rockstar.nft,” with the Opera Crypto Wallet. This means that a user can share the name “rockstar.nft” to receive assets, instead of using a long alphanumeric cryptocurrency address.
Opera has been involved in crypto assets for some time and emphasizes privacy with ad blocking, tracking blocking and VPN as standard features. The browser first introduced a cryptocurrency wallet integrated into the browsing experience in July 2018. On February 16, Opera’s Nasdaq-listed 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 margin is down by 68.81%.
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