Gnosis opens public registration for Genome naming service

Gnosis,
a
blockchain
infrastructure
project
advocating
for
radical
inclusivity,
has
announced
the
launch
of
Genome,
a
digital
ID
service
native
to
the
Gnosis
Chain.

Public
Registration
is
now
live!
🚀

Missed
the
pre-registration?
No
worries
–
now
ANYONE
can
register
their
.gno
domains:

https://t.co/afo44sro6d

https://t.co/zxHpOnvmfZ

—
Genome
(.gno
domains)
(@genomedomains)

May
15,
2024

Developed
in
collaboration
with
Web3
domain
and
identity
platform
SpaceID
and
Web3
messaging
protocol
dm3,
Genome
allows
users
to
translate
their
lengthy,
technical
wallet
addresses
into
human-readable
names,
making
it
easier
to
send
and
receive
transactions
and
interact
within
the
Gnosis
ecosystem.

Genome
automatically
grants
users
ownership
of
both
.GNO
and
.gnosis.eth
names,
providing
a
seamless,
interoperable
user
journey
within
Gnosis
across
EVM-compatible
blockchains.

The
service
synchronizes
across
Gnosis
dApps,
communities,
and
social
networks,
giving
users
a
single
identity
and
login
that
they
can
use
across
various
services.
Genome
is
also
fully
interoperable
with
the
Ethereum
Name
Service
(ENS),
enabling
users
to
claim
ownership
of
two
domain
names
simultaneously.

“From
payments
to
gaming
to
SocialFi,
if
Web3
is
going
to
fulfill
its
promises,
we
need
to
accelerate
interoperable
on-chain
communication
and
identification
tools,”
shares
Friederike
Ernst,
co-founder
of
Gnosis.

Genome
is
integrated
with
various
applications
on
Gnosis
Chain,
such
as
Gnosis
Pay
and
Circles,
as
well
as
other
blockchain
utilities
like
Blockscout
and
NiftyFair.
The
integration
ensures
that
users
are
able
to
maintain
a
consistent
identity
across
multiple
platforms,
enhancing
interoperability.

According
to
Ralph
Xu,
a
Business
Development
Specialist
at
Gnosis,
the
main
differentiator
between
Genome
.gno
domains
and
other
products
is
the
custom
ENS
resolver
developed
by
the
DM3
Protocol
team.

The
resolver
pairs
the
.gno
domain
on
Gnosis
Chain
with
a
corresponding
subdomain
on
Ethereum,
allowing
one
to
be
the
extension
of
the
other
on
a
different
chain.
This
is
made
possible
through
CCIP
L2
(cross-chain
interoperability)
and
off-chain
resolution,
which
points
to
an
off-chain
server
and
then
to
the
smart
contracts
on
Gnosis
Chain,
relaying
the
information
back
to
Ethereum.

The
launch
of
Genome
aligns
with
Gnosis’
vision
of
inclusivity
through
accessible,
open
infrastructure.
The
project
has
opened

registration
for
a
.gno
or
.gnosis.eth
username
to
the
public.