IPFS Domain Integration
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) domain integration allows a domain name to resolve to content stored on IPFS rather than to an IP address. A site owner uploads content to IPFS and receives a content hash (CID), then sets a DNS TXT record or [[blockchain-domain|blockchain domain]] record pointing to that hash. Browsers or gateways that support IPFS can serve the content without a traditional web server, making sites resistant to takedowns and server outages. [[ens|ENS]] and [[unstoppable-domains|Unstoppable Domains]] natively support IPFS content hashes as domain records.
Example
A developer deploys a static website to IPFS, gets a CID like QmXY…, and sets their ENS name (site.eth) to resolve to that CID so browsers like Brave can load the site without any web server.