The Turkish Presidential Office has gone directly on-chain—using an ENS domain plus IPFS notarization—so the verifiability of public information is finally more than just a self-congratulatory gesture for the crypto crowd. This move is even more solid than many Web3-native projects, and it’s worth keeping an eye on how they roll it out next.

CoinGeek News reports that Wu has learned that the Turkish Presidential Communications Directorate has announced that it has registered the official ENS domain cbiletisim.ETH, to use as a decentralized identity, and that it will publish official publications to IPFS, which are then referenced via ENS names to support public on-chain verification and retrieval. The official said that this initiative is intended to enhance the verifiability and transparency of public publications. The official also said that this is the first step for the Turkish Presidential Communications Directorate to establish an official on-chain identity.