HNDL : Bitcoin Handle Naming System
  • Abstract
  • Table of Contents
  • 1.1 Background
  • 1.2 Objectives
  • 1.3 Terminology
  • 2.1 Core Features
  • 2.2 Fee Structure
  • 2.3 Burning Mechanism
  • 2.4 Events and Logging
  • 3.1 Personalized Web3 Identity
  • 3.2 HNDL Wallet
  • 3.3 Ordinals Inscription
  • 4.1 Limitations
  • 4.2 Risks and Mitigations
  • 5.1 Road Map and Future Enhancements
  • 5.2 Summary
  • 5.3 Contact Information
  • 6.1 Connect to Rootstock
  • 6.2 Register Handle/Sub Handle
  • 6.3 Renew Handle/Sub-Handle
  • 6.4 Sub-Handle Mint Permission
  • 6.5 Transfer Handle/Sub-Handle
  • 6.6 Update Token URI
  • 6.7 Inscribe Handle
  • 6.8 Token Bound Accounts
  • 6.9 Logo's
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6.4 Sub-Handle Mint Permission

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Last updated 10 months ago

Turn On/Off Permission:

  1. "Connect Wallet" at the top right.

  2. From the "Portfolio" page or the search bar, click or enter the parent handle you wish to turn on/off the sub-handle mint permission for.

  3. Below the "Register Sub-Handle" section, click on "Enable Subhandle" or "Disable Subhandle". If enabled, ensure you have at least 0.0029 rBTC + gas fees, then confirm the transaction. If disableed, ensure you have gas fees, then confirm the transaction. If the transaction is successful, congratulations! If enabled, anyone can now mint a sub-handle under your parent handle permissionlessly, and you will earn every registration fee associated with your parent handle. If disabled, nobody is allowed to mint the sub-handle under your parent handle permissionlessly.

Note: Transferring the parent handle to another address while the toggle switch is 'on' will automatically reset the status to 'off'.

Turn on permission
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