This guide will walk you through setting up your own Handshake DNS Resolver that runs from your own instance of HNSD (the Handshake light client written in node.js). A self-hosted DNS resolver for Handshake will make your bridge available for anyone to open any HNS TLD/SLD on the HNS Blockchain, using any device/browser of your choice. There are currently a few resolvers out there, but the more we have, the better. A few examples of HNS DNS resolvers…

Pi User name is “user” Password is “handyhost” You may change password if you’d like to in settings but i did set it to auto log in on system boot. Auto log in is recommended so if you ever have a power outage the pi will automatically boot up and HandyHost will…

As you all know, last week we had a successful launch of our new Another Software Validator Token $ASVT. All stakers to Another.Software validator under Sifchain are eligible for all of our future airdrops. We distributed the first airdrop to ALL stakers of our validator at the time of snapshot…