Learn about our mission to create a decentralized identity system for the web3 ecosystem
The BlockRegistry is a blockchain-based naming system designed to provide users with a secure, permanent, and truly decentralized digital identity. Our mission is to create a naming infrastructure that empowers individuals to own their online presence without relying on centralized authorities.
In the traditional web, domain names are controlled by centralized registrars and can be censored, seized, or manipulated. DNR changes this paradigm by leveraging blockchain technology to create a naming system that is resistant to censorship, transparent, and puts users in complete control of their digital identities.
DNR uses smart contracts deployed on multiple blockchains to manage the registration and ownership of names. When you register a name, you're not just renting it from a central authority—you're claiming true ownership of that name on the blockchain.
Each name can be linked to various records, such as cryptocurrency addresses, website URLs, social media profiles, and more. This creates a unified identity that can be used across the decentralized web and traditional internet.
The system is designed to be:
DNR names can be used for a variety of purposes in the decentralized ecosystem:
DNR was created by a team of blockchain developers, decentralization advocates, and digital identity experts who believe in a future where individuals have true ownership of their online presence.
The project is open-source and community-driven, with ongoing development focused on expanding functionality, improving user experience, and integrating with more blockchain networks and decentralized applications.
We welcome contributions from developers, designers, and anyone passionate about decentralized identity. Visit our GitHub repository to learn how you can help build the future of digital naming systems.
For questions, suggestions, or partnership inquiries, please contact us at contact@decentralizednaming.org.