InterLink Name Service (INS) is now officially live, bringing a simpler and more recognizable way for Linkers to build their Web3 identity. Instead of using long and complicated wallet addresses, users can create a memorable InterLink domain that can represent their identity across the ecosystem.
What I find interesting is that INS could become more than just a readable name. As the InterLink ecosystem continues to grow, these domains may connect with different Web3 utilities, digital identity features, and future ecosystem services, making Web3 easier and more practical for everyday users.
The 10M Linkers milestone also shows that InterLink is moving into a new stage of development. With INS, Web3 identity, InterLink domains, ecosystem utilities, and future integrations developing together, I’m curious to see how these pieces will connect over time.
For me, the simple idea is
INS → Simple Domain → Recognizable Identity → InterLink Ecosystem
The next question is: How useful do you think your INS domain could become as more InterLink utilities are introduced?
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