We at Nabu are thrilled to announce that our integration with Unstoppable Domains is now live! Our users can now use Unstoppable Domains to log in to the Nabu dashboard, making it easier and more convenient to check the mark-to-market value of their NFT portfolios.

Nabu is the most accurate NFT valuations engine on the web3, powered by AI developed by some of the brightest data science minds. Our users can attest to the accuracy of our results, and this integration is just another example of Nabu's commitment to delivering the best possible experience for our users.

Unstoppable Domains is a blockchain-based domain name service that makes it easy for people to use decentralized applications and websites. The domains are built on the Ethereum blockchain, making them uncensorable and resistant to censorship. With Unstoppable Domains, users can register human-readable domain names that end with .crypto or .zil and link them to a cryptocurrency wallet, allowing them to receive payments in a variety of cryptocurrencies directly to the domain. The domains are also compatible with decentralized websites, which are hosted on a decentralized network, making them more resistant to censorship and downtime.

This integration is just one of the many developments on Nabu's roadmap, as we have also made headways with crypto accounting firms and software integrating our product and using our novel NFT appraisal API. We are also working with several NFT finance startups and this is just the beginning.

"We are thrilled that our users can now log into their Nabu dashboards using Unstoppable Domains for a more customized experience. This integration adds an extra level of convenience and opens the doors for even more exciting developments in the future," says Ricardo Basto, our CTO at Nabu.xyz.

Unstoppable Domains are the best way to send and receive crypto between wallets, and you can get your own domain here: https://unstoppabledomains.com. If you're interested in using Nabu's NFT valuation API to enhance your product, learn more here: https://nabu.readme.io/reference/introduction.