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What is Handshake?

  • 4 yrs ago
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Handshake is an experimental peer-to-peer alternative root naming system. With handshake, custom TLDs can be registered using decentralized protocol. You can learn more about Handshake on handshake.org.

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    • meszi
    • 1 yr ago
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    Question: Does NextDNS resolve *all* handshake domains that are available?

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