> The domain becomes your identity and holds long term value in the context of online participation. So what's the point of the crypto(currency)? Btw, domains

> The domain becomes your identity and holds long term value in the context of online participation. So what's the point of the crypto(currency)? Btw, domains can be sold, lost, or seized. That makes them worse than a private key as a way to verify that two clients are the same entity. Durable, verifiable identity has been solved by cryptography for many decades. The problem is that you can't prove that any digital entity is a 1:1 map to a physical entity. For example, my key might be lost or stolen, or I might use more than one key. Crypto(currency/graphy) can't solve that problem.