With Web3 Domains reaching new heights of demand, it's important to understand the differences in our technology compared to ENS Domains
Whereas we both provide Web3 Domains, there are key differences between our technology and product.
Let's break down the key differences between Decentraweb and ENS Domains.
Main Difference #1
With Decentraweb you can
Purchase Top-Level Web3 Domains
With Decentraweb you can purchase Top-Level Web3 Domains and mint Subdomains. ENS Domains only offers Sub-Level Domains (also known as subdomains) from their singular Top-Level Domain - .eth
ENS Domains provides access to mint subdomains from their Top-Level Domain .eth, whereas through Decentraweb you can register your own Top-Level Domain and mint as many subdomains as you like.
.yourname -> im.yourname
Main Difference #2
With Decentraweb you can
Stake your Top-Level Web3 Domain to sell Web3 Subdomains
With Decentraweb you can purchase Top-Level Web3 Domains and stake them, allowing others to mint subdomains from your Web3 TLD for a fee that you set. Hello revenue from TLDs!
ENS Domains does not provide this technology.
ENS Domains does allow you to mint subdomains from your .eth address. Say you own yourname.eth you can mint im.yourname.eth. Whereas you own a Top-Level Domain with Decentraweb, not only can you mint Subdomains but you can also stake your Top-Level Domain to allow others access to mint subdomains paying a fee you set per subdomain.
Main Difference #3
With Decentraweb you can
Provide exclusive access to mint Web3 Subdomains
Perfect for NFT Projects, crypto communities and businesses of all kinds, we have developed functionality allowing you to establish exclusive access through allowlists to mint subdomains from your Top-Level Domains.
ENS Domains does not provide this technology.
Through our Privately Staked functionality you can easily upload a list of wallet address or provide access based on holding of an ERC721 or ERC20 token, ensuring that only those who meet your criteria and are on your allowlist are able to mint subdomains.
