How to interact with an IPFS Hosted Website?
The DXN Hyperstructure Initiative is hosted through decentralized hosting infrastructure.
Anti-fragile DeFi Ecosystem
The website from the DXN Hyperstructure Initiative is hosted through decentralized hosting infrastructure. We aim to deliver a completely immutable and anti-fragile defi ecosystem by ensuring that over time, all attack-vectors are fully mitigated through decentralization and immutable code. To access our decentralized site use an IPFS compatible browser such as Brave and navigate to https://dxn-hyperstructure.eth. All our future products, such as the ICX Protocol and the horizontal DeFi integration, will be hosted under this ENS and linked together under the DXN Hyperstructure Initiative.
What is a decentralized website?
A decentralized website becomes censorship-resistant by hosting the website on a distributed file storage network like IPFS and using the Ethereum Name Service, a decentralized Ethereum-based naming system for the name to access it.
How do I access a decentralized website?
Several browsers have native support for ENS+IPFS websites. Using one of these browsers allows you to simply type “dxn-hyperstructure.eth” into the URL bar and the browser directs you to our website, without the need of special extensions.
IPFS+ENS compatible browsers:
Native ENS+IPFS support in MetaMask Mobile. Source: https://medium.com/the-ethereum-name-service/all-the-ways-you-can-surf-the-decentralized-web-today-bf8e7a42fa27
How to make your desktop browser web3 compatible?
The following browsers become web 3 compatible by installing the MetaMask/Rabby browser extension:
Chrome
Firefox
Edge
Tor Browser
Once you installed MetaMask/Rabby, your browser will be able to access decentralized websites. Simply enter https://dxn-hyperstructure.eth into the URL.
If you do not have access to any of the above mentioned solutions, you can use a less decentralized path to access these websites. Append “.LINK” or “.LIMO” to the end of the .ETH name. Be cautious, these centralized solutions are less secure and there is a risk of a MITM attack.
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