Eternal Digital Assets (EDA), the leading marketplace for Web3 domains has partnered with Web3 startup Freename to launch a new Web3 website builder dubbed “QuickBuild.”
A New Web3 Solution
QuickBuild aims to provide solutions to some of the issues affecting domain holders. According to a press release shared with Coinfomania, the newly-launched solution provides a drag-and-drop solution for anyone to build and release a Web3 website linked to their domain name.
Additionally, users can quickly use multiple tools that allow for modifying text, adding new images, and hyperlinks with QuickBuild. Moreover, they can easily connect their Web3 domain to the newly-built website and access it using the Freename Browser extension and all other Web3-compatible browsers, such as Brave and Opera.
Unlocking Value for Web3 Domain Holders
Both EDA and Freename expect that the new solution will unlock great value for the Web3 economy by giving millions of domain holders the chance to maximize their assets.
“Individuals and brands can now easily build an NFT gallery or a personal website to connect with Web3 audiences. Eternal Digital Assets remains committed to giving users all the tools they need to make the most of the Web3 revolution,” EDA said.
As per the annoucement, the current release of QuickBuild supports all Freename-registered domains and will eventually be expanded to support other Web3 registrars.
The latest development comes at a time when the Web3 domain sector is witnessing tremendous growth, with more than six million registered domains. However, a significant portion of these domains is infrequently utilized due to their holders not having a plug-and-play solution to launch Web3 websites. EDA noted that QuickBuild aims to resolve this issue.
Meanwhile, this is not the first time EDA and Freename are teaming up for a new Web3 solution. The duo teamed up last December to unlock new opportunities for Web3 domain holders. The partnership allows EDA to integrate functionalities for users to mint and trade Freename-registered Web3 domains in its marketplace.
