How I built Kinetic—a zero-fee, peer-to-peer digital identity network running entirely in the browser using Rust and Wasm.
Right now, owning a piece of the internet is a privilege.
If you want a traditional DNS domain, you have to rent it from giant central corporations. If you want a Web3 domain, you have to pay expensive cryptocurrency gas fees just to register your name.
This means that millions of developers and users in developing nations are completely priced out of owning a true digital identity. I wanted to fix this.
So, I built Kinetic.
What is Kinetic?
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