Quik.com Aspires to Be Global Leader in Crypto NFT Domain Transactions

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In the traditional internet, Web 2.0, domain names were a gold mine. Some of the top domain names were sold for millions of dollars; similarly, NFT domains could be huge in Web 3.0. 

The latest market data also suggest increasing search volume for decentralized internet over the past few months. It might be an indication of mainstream adoption of blockchain platforms. 

The decentralization of the internet is made up of different ideas working towards the same objective, bypassing third parties, including tech giants like Google and Meta. The aim is to give users control and ownership of the internet. 

However, one of the biggest issues with Web 3.0 and blockchain platforms is that they can't be accessed via traditional web browsers. This is where blockchain domains play an integral role in catalyzing its adoption.

NFT domains available on the Quik marketplace address the core mission of the internet's next revolution. They offer the simplicity needed to push the mainstream adoption of blockchain platforms on Web 3.0. It gives back direct ownership to end-users with no intermediaries. 

"Crypto domain names are one of the most significant developments towards the decentralized web. They have the potential to revolutionize the way we use the internet with increased transparency, functionality, and security. We built Quik to lead this evolution and overcome the barriers to Web 3.0 innovations," 

said Sahil Kohli, Chief Executive Officer of Quik.com.

The NFT domains you purchase or mint on the Quik marketplace are stored in a public ledger. You can use them to streamline your crypto transactions by replacing lengthy alphanumerical