Inscribed Handle names are forever
An Inscribed Handle (ih) is a name that has been forever etched into the Bitcoin Blockchain. Examples of handles are @zoe, @42, @bob, @bmw etc.
IH
identity that you own
current handles on web2 companies are owned by the companies themselves. They choose what you can and can’t do with your handle. Inscribed Handles however belong to you completely and you can do with them as you wish.
rare names
A lot of the rarest names still haven’t been inscribed on the bitcoin blockchain. There are still low digit numbers and common names available to own. If you act fast you could own one of the rarest handles.
built in scarcity
There are infinite domain extensions such as .pepe, .coin, .sats etc. However handles have more rarity since once someone takes a handle like @100 extra domains can’t be created to claim that handle again.
great utility
Inscribed Handles can be used for a new communication standard on Bitcoin. You will be able to use your handle to send messages in a decentralized way, use it as your btc address, log into apps and much more.
first domains, now handles
The ordinals protocol has made so many amazing things now possible on Bitcoin. A great new innovation that recently took place is .sats domain. People started registering domain names on Bitcoin and it’s really starting to take off.
Now new domain extensions have started to be created and this has left people wondering how the increased supply of domains could affect things. A good thing about handles is they can’t necessarily be extended like domains can so they are more scarce.
Handles will also be used as the basis for a new communication and social media system on Bitcoin.