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Did you know? Due to the decentralized nature of NFT domains, users can host decentralized websites with legitimate ownership, control, and management access. Only the NFT domain owner is capable of making modifications to the domain, which also gets rid of third-party interference and centralized control. But what is Quik.com doing here? Quik.com serves as the portal of entry to this decentralized feature of the decentralized future by offering an exclusive registry of the . metaverse domains and . web3 domains extensions as well as 8 other NFT domain TLDs, giving users a broad range of choices for establishing their decentralized existence. Quik.com is an NFT domain marketplace that offers TLDs from a variety of technological vistas, including web3, blockchain, metaverse, cryptocurrency, NFTs, and the internet, encompassing a multitude of communities in one place. All to allow all users to access decentralized technology and gain access to the most recent innovations, which ...

Author: @0xMavWisdom Recently, Twitterscan has defied the pressure to open its.nFT registration and minting. Twitterscan was previously met with a backlash from some community members after it sparked a wave of infringement when its suffix was the same as those sold by another NFT domain provider backed by Coinbase, Unstoppable Domains, and launched later than the latter. As the infringer, Unstoppable Domains also sought the help of centralized means to complain to OpenSea about the infringement, which led to OpenSea taking down Twitterscan Pass NFT. Next, the originator of TwitterScan, responded that TwitterScan registered the .nft.link domain on January 17, 2020, before Unstoppable Domains launched its product, and that the organisation that applied to ICANN for the .NFT international top-level domain from its inception is fully committed to competing for the . NFT domain name. A quick check shows that Twitterscan Pass NFT is still available on LooksRare and X2Y2. Infringement, invol...