#58 Untangling: Unstoppable Domains with Sandy Carter

In this episode of Untangling Web3, we're joined by Sandy Carter, a titan in the tech industry with a 20-year trajectory that spans from Web1 to the nascent stages of Web3. Currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Unstoppable Domains, Sandy is spearheading efforts to revolutionize digital identity through blockchain-powered domains.

Join us as we celebrate her contributions on a very special day—her birthday—and dive deep into the transformative world of Web3 domains.

Key highlights:

• Sandy shares her extensive journey through the technological evolutions of the web, highlighting her pivotal roles in major tech companies and groundbreaking projects.
• We delve into the unique concept of Web3 domains, explaining their importance as both a digital and personal identity tool, transcending traditional Web2 domain functionalities.
• Sandy describes the challenges with traditional domains and the innovative solutions provided by Web3 technology, emphasizing user ownership and control over personal data and digital presence.

Sandy's insights provide a profound understanding of the potential impact of Web3 domains on individual autonomy and privacy online. Her vision for a future where individuals control their digital identities and assets through blockchain technology reflects a significant shift towards a more decentralized and user-empowered internet.

The potential for Web3 domains to serve not just as addresses but as integral components of our digital identities is clearer than ever, promising a new era of internet interaction.

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https://untanglingweb3.com/

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