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Sounds like there really is a need for a standardized way to integrate bitcoin addresses into DNS. For example, just adding the address as a TXT field and using
by pieter 15y ago
Sounds like there really is a need for a standardized way to integrate bitcoin addresses into DNS. For example, just adding the address as a TXT field and using DNSSEC to sign it would make the whole experience a bit nicer already.
- ghshephard 15y agoThe added advantage of that solution is that (with a bit of backend work on your nameserver) you could rotate your Bitcoin address for every lookup, resulting in a unique address per transaction to preserve anonymity.
- BrianGaffney 15y agoI recently came across a different approach to to the same problem. http://www.coinhandle.com http://www.coinhandle.com You give it a name and your bit coin receiving address. Then you can query it for the address associated with that name. It has some sort of API, would be much more useful if this was integrated with the official bit coin client though.