Web3 Domain Alliance expands with 51 new members
The Alliance said its focus would include consumer protection, preventing naming collisions, fair and open use of intellectual property in the industry, and interoperability of blockchain naming systems.
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The Alliance said its focus would include consumer protection, preventing naming collisions, fair and open use of intellectual property in the industry, and interoperability of blockchain naming systems.
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