Brave Launches On-Chain Naming Service for 85M Users
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Summary
Brave has launched its own on-chain top-level domain, .brave, in partnership with Unstoppable Domains, offering digital identity ownership and Web3 navigation to over 85 million users. The domains are minted on the Polygon blockchain and compatible with various networks.
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.brave domains will resolve across multiple networks—including Base, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Sonic, and more—making them widely compatible in the Web3 ecosystem.
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