How to Send Emails from Ethereum Address?

You need to sign your email with the help of the private key. Unstoppable domains come up with the amazing feature of unstoppable email. Now any person can easily own the domain. They can easily send the email that is signed by an Ethereum private key which helps in controlling the process. It is suggestive of how the old cypherpunks used the emails with the keys.

In the earlier 1990s, the BTC adopter "Hal Finney" help in developing the PGP "Pretty Good privacy" that allows the users to encrypt digital mediums such as emails.

The co-founder of unstoppable domains "Bradley Kam" told that Cointelegraph about the email services. The email service is not decentralized but provided via ETHMail Webmail. The service is freely available now and never need to own the .crypto domain for sending an email. Some of the added benefits perceived by the users of the unstoppable domain are:

Email is usually signed with the help of a private key
It also offers a guarantee that the email comes from a specified domain owner within no time.

So, we can say that in the Unstoppable domain, you only need to sign the mail with a private key. It controls the name of the domain to log into an account. You know about the person that sends the email.

Kam also talks about the feature which is the best step to great web decentralization. The company also releases one of the decentralized chats with the name of "dChat".

The company is excited about it. They think that messaging is the best piece of the decentralized web. You can easily see the best peer-to-peer cat protocol that can be built within a few months. It is the best tool that helps users a lot.

There are more than a hundred million addresses of Ethereum, and it increased on daily basis. If spam occurs, then another crypto pioneer Adam Back is the best option. The Hashcash was specially designed for this purpose. Email sender provides the scam-free work for outgoing emails. It was the same concept that was later adopted by Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies.