(12/10) .llamaverse DomainPass
Please read the information below, which includes: total amount available in the marketplace, $SPIT cost, claiming directions, & an overview of project/reward.
CLAIMING DIRECTIONS
- 1.Winners will be given a DomainPass; this will be sent/authorized to your wallet that you use via the marketplace.
- 3.You will be able to register any domain with 4+ characters (for example king.eth, bozo.eth) with your domain pass you'd purchase with $SPIT. Anything below 4 characters or any additional domains (example: lol.eth, hi.eth) costs MATIC via Domainchoice, and prices differ based on the length.
- 4.There are no renewal fees. Again if you register anything without your domain pass it costs MATIC; But since you are buying this item from our marketplace you are given 1x free domain
PLEASE NOTE: You can have multiple domains under one wallet, but can only assign one as your primary domain.
DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A DOMAINPASS; WHICH GRANS YOU 1X FREE .LLAMAVERSE DOMAIN (4+ CHARACTERS). YOU WILL BE GIVEN THIS DOMAIN PASS AND YOU WILL USE IT ON THEIR WEBSITE AT REGISTRATION ON DECEMBER 11th. YOU CAN ALSO BUY ADDITIONAL DOMAINS THROUGH THEIR WEBSITE AS WELL STARTING DECEMBER 11th. YOU WILL NOT CLAIM YOUR DOMAINS WITH US; WE'RE JUST GETTING YOU A "TICKET" (AKA DOMAIN PASS) THAT GIVES YOU 1X FREE DOMAIN THROUGH DOMAINCHOICE.
OVERVIEW
What are .llamaverse domains (LlamaDomains by DomainChoice)
Thank you for purchasing a LlamaDomain by DomainChoice! With this item, you will be given a DOMAINPASS that will be used to claim a .llamaverse domain.
Utility w/ .llamaverse domains:
- Identity across different platforms
- Website (on WEB2/WEB3 resolvers; WEB3 resolvers first => Similar to ENS/Unstoppable)
- Email Integration
- Payment address for wallets
- and much more!
LlamaDomains and DomainChoice are marked as experimental usage (same as the majority of handshake entities as it's a very early concept) Learn more about .llamaverse domains through a search engine and look up "Handshake Domains" "Handshake Resolvers" and more.
The way you'd access the WEB3 domains is through an extension. Here is an example of how this works.
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