KEY3.id announced the results of the first round of blue-chip NFT domain name binding voting, with the Mimic Shhans community winning the unlock of .mimic DID
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On December 8, the DID application KEY3.id initiated a voting event for blue-chip NFT bound domain names on December 5, and today the voting results were announced. Amid the dull bear market, this event has sparked enthusiasm and discussions within major blue-chip NFT communities, opening up new hotspots for NFTs. After four days of intense competition in the first round of live voting, the Mimic Shhans community won first place with 1,059 votes, unlocking the corresponding .mimic DID. Holders of Mimic Shhans NFTs can immediately mint their own .mimic premium domain on KEY3.id.
The second round of voting will start at 20:00 (UTC+8) on December 8 and will continue to accumulate votes based on the previous voting numbers. Currently leading in votes are .mfer, .punk, and .doodle, but the gap has not yet widened. Holders of the corresponding NFTs and .did domains can vote, and users who voted in the previous round can continue to vote in the new round.
According to an official announcement, multiple wallets, including BitKeep Wallet and Game Space App, as well as other DApps, have supported blue-chip NFT bound domains. This means that users with .bayc and .mimic domains can use them for identity verification, transfers, social interactions, airdrops, and access to 70 different main chains, managing over 220,000 different cryptocurrency assets and NFTs.
Kory Pak, CEO of KEY3.id, stated: "After successfully launching .bayc, we are excited to see that .mimic DID is now also available for minting. Through the active participation of various blue-chip NFT communities, we have seen recognition of the value of Asset Bound Tokens."
A holder of the Mimic Shhans NFT expressed, "One of the most valuable features of blue-chip NFT bound domains is that they serve as Asset Bound Tokens. They not only provide us with a recognizable DID but also ensure the seriousness of the DID, further embodying 'Asset as Your DID.' With this added value, I can now prove that I am the true owner of this NFT."
The characteristic of Asset Bound Tokens is that they follow the NFT; once the NFT is transferred, the corresponding domain will be destroyed. KEY3.id's launch of premium domains for .bayc in the second phase has garnered significant interest from many BAYC holders, including well-known Web3 KOLs. Game Space CEO Michael Cameron (6669.bayc) and former Huobi Global CEO 0xLivio (2883.bayc) both minted .bayc domains and also changed their Twitter names.
Michael Cameron stated: ".bayc perfectly combines the top-tier nature of the BAYC domain with the memorability of 4D domains, and only NFT holders can claim it, effectively reflecting the assets of the domain holders. It is expected to quickly become the most sought-after DID and may even drive up the prices of leading NFTs like Bored Apes, especially benefiting the premium number assets among them."
Despite the bear market, interest in DIDs remains strong. Currently, through community voting, KEY3.id will also support over 20 blue-chip NFT bound domains, such as .punk, .doodle, and .mfer. The vast majority of NFT collectibles are numbered, especially blue-chip NFT projects like BAYC, Azuki, Clone X, and Moonbirds, and there is a fixed supply of only 10,000 four-digit premium domains. Therefore, assets as users' DIDs are not only rare but also worth collecting.
Kory Pak also mentioned that upcoming versions will support binding BSC, TRON, and other public chain addresses, greatly facilitating users who frequently conduct "on-chain wallet <-> exchange" transfers.
At this stage, premium domains bound to .bayc and .mimic blue-chip NFTs have received support from BitKeep Wallet and Game Space App. In the future, partnerships will be established with leading wallets, DeFi, exchanges, DAOs, and others, including KuCoin Wallet, iToken Wallet, Bybit, Coinhub Wallet, ONTO Wallet, Assure Wallet, Element.market, to promote the development of the DID sector.
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