.locker - Your domain + digital identity.

Meet .locker, the domain + digital identity you've been looking for. 👋youtube.com/watch?v=Oss7tg…

If claiming your digital identity requires a 10-step guide and a learning curve… something’s wrong. Claiming your .locker digital identity? Just a few clicks in a guided flow. Watch how simple it really is. 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=OCSCMw…

@DinhVuong689808 Yes! When digital identity is built into the domain itself, it becomes much more durable than registrar-level integrations. The industry is still learning, and that's a valuable lesson we've learned recently.

@dotlocker That's a durable identity.

We’ve been watching the shift in the industry this past week, seen the questions, and we get it. If you’re building your digital identity, you don’t want it to feel like a feature that can be turned off. At .locker, we didn’t set out to choose between Web2 or Web3. The whole point was to bring them together from day one. .locker is a digital identity that works, and keeps working. 🦾

@namesilo Exactly that @namesilo! You nailed it.

@dotlocker Identity is an asset, not a subscription feature. Permanence isn't negotiable for our users—glad to see this philosophy being championed. 🙌

@DomainNameWire This is why we believe in Web3 domains that are anchored to DNS. You get full utility in both ecosystems, the sovereignty of Web3, plus the protections and security of DNS in one unified name. It's not Web3 or DNS. It's Web3 AND DNS.

Web3 "domains" are dead - domainnamewire.com/2026/03/19/web…

@namesilo We appreciate your support @namesilo!!!

Secure your assets with .LOCKER 🔒 Standard first-year registrations are now $13.25. Plus, get $5 in free Bitcoin with every domain! A bold, short handle for your digital identity and on-chain assets. 🚀 buff.ly/ly5VbSj #Web3 #Bitcoin #DigitalIdentity

The risks of a registrar-level Web3 integration can be high, and ultimately, customers are the ones who are hurt the most. .locker advocates for registry-level integrations where operators can manage their .tlds individually and customers can't have a large-scale shutout. If any end users are looking for an alternative, .locker is a solid choice (and integrated with ENS!).

@domainsea .locker is already accredited by ICANN and has the Web3 capabilities you may be looking for. 👀👀

Out of 692 domains I picked up in 8 months, 533 are ICANN-aligned, that’s about 77%. Guess I got a bit lucky coming into the space later than most. How much of your portfolio is ICANN aligned? #icann #domains #udfam #web3

Stop renting your digital life. 🗝️ Your Web3 domain is a permanent passport to the decentralized web. No monthly fees, no de-platforming, and zero middlemen—just total ownership. Check this NameSilo guide to claim your identity for 2026. 👇 buff.ly/WKpoGDJ #Web3 #DigitalIdentity #Blockchain

@domainsea Web3 domains anchored to DNS is the way to go. You don't need to choose either or.

UD shifted direction. #udfam, what’s your focus now?

If Web3 is the future, why do Web3 ads send you to Web2 domains? 🤔 my.locker/blogs/web3-ads…

Address poisoning is a $79.3M problem on Ethereum. ENS exists to replace raw wallet addresses with human-readable names, helping users avoid attacks like address poisoning.

Android users, your time has come. You can finally claim your .locker digital identity on mobile. 👏👏 iOS - you’re next. 👀

Hot take: Web3 digital identity won’t go mainstream without DNS. my.locker/blogs/why-web3…

Stop chasing TLD ghosts. 👻 The ICANN application waiting game can be long, expensive, and uncertain. Meanwhile, .locker is out here already bridging Web2 and Web3. Modern problems require modern (and available) solutions. 🔒

@katherinewu Shout it from the rooftops! .locker strongly believes in digital identities that are anchored on DNS for security, stability, and longevity. Unregulated namespaces are a huge risk for end users.

If you recently bought a [name].crypto or [name].agent domain name from a third party naming service, this is important to know: These domain extensions (and many others that sound fun/cool) are not anchored to the global DNS root- meaning no one actually controls or guarantees them! ICANN (the body that governs real internet domains) could assign .agent to a completely different registry tomorrow. This means that now two systems claim to have the same domain string, and your wallet and a browser would resolve it differently. Ironically, this actually makes things MORE dangerous since someone could lose funds sending to a name that resolves to two different places depending on context. This is called 'name collision', and avoiding name collision is how the internet can operate functionally in the first place. Always check the IANA's root zone database (link in second tweet) before you purchase a domain name. If the TLD isn't listed there, it's not anchored to the global DNS root, meaning that you don't actually own what you think you own since its not 'real' internet infrastructure.

@ensdomains 👏👏👏

Launching a new .whatever namespace is easy. Building naming infrastructure that works across wallets, apps, exchanges, and the web is much harder. Why ENS chose to extend the existing internet namespace instead of inventing new roots ⤵️ ens.domains/blog/post/ens-…

Mix in interoperability between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and DNS and you've unlocked a true unified digital identity!

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