
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Cape Verde baemak panha thal its country code, .cv, hak pen borik larn kham ‘ai hngan. Partner operator Ola.cv kham hak maak kham pen borik larn hak ngam internet hak kham lang, bo dai lang network kham company. Bo hak hak hak pen borik larn FirstNameLastName.cv hak kham partner hak hello.cv lae hak hak hak hak hak protocol hak DNS-anchored profile hak pen borik larn hak hak hak hak hak hak. Meua  , lok baemak. Nation kham 500,000 kon hak hak hak hak hak hak hak. Curaçao technical set global record kham nation hak hak hak hak, bo hak Cape Verde hak hak hak hak hak hak hak. Hak hak hak hak hak hak hak. Hak hak hak hak hak hak hak, hak hak hak hak? Cape Verde paat hak hak hak hak 2026 World Cup Boi hak hak hak hak kham digital community, hak question hak hak hak hak hak. Hak .ai hak hak hak island hak Anguilla hak hak internet player, hak hak .cv hak hak hak hak hak? Hak thought hak hak hak quiet bo hak ambitious project. Hak hak hak hak internet hak hak hak hak hak yi sib san. Professional identity. The bet: profiles should not live inside a walled platform  hak dominated professional identity hak yi sib san. Hak hak closed system, hak advertising engine, lae hak network hak defines hak people hak discovered. An AI world, hak weaknesses hak hak obvious. AI hak generating applications at scale. AI hak ranking talent. Recruiters lae employers hak using agents hak bo log in through a social network. Profiles hak hak inputs to algorithms rather than social objects. LinkedIn Cape Verde sees an opening. The .cv registry grew from about 3,000 domains to more than 25,000 in twelve months. Instead of stopping there, OlaCV went further. They are now making FirstNameLastName.cv free through partners such as  , professional networks, job boards, governments, edtech platforms, lae freelancer communities. hello.cv Their reason is simple. The world needs something better than a proprietary profile system. If AI is the new interface, identity should live in a place AI can read, parse, lae reason about without rate limits lae API restrictions. DNS is one of the oldest lae most resilient protocols on the internet. And .cv wants to become the profile layer that uses it. A decentralized approach in a world that has seen attempts come and go Decentralized identity is not a new dream. We have seen projects like BlueSky attempt decentralization in the social space. Some succeeded, others stalled. The .cv team takes a different path. Instead of building a platform, they are opening the protocol. A .cv domain is a home you own. Not a page inside a corporate network. Not a feed that lives inside an algorithm. Not a profile that disappears when a company changes direction. Using DNS also allows something new. Cape Verde plans to enable extra records in the zone files, including immutable Web3 TXT records. Developers lae platforms can build on top of .cv without asking anyone for permission. The model is simple. If .cv becomes popular, the registry benefits. Premium names, short names, brandable names, lae niche keywords fuel the revenue. Anguilla earns about 100 million dollars each year from .ai. Cape Verde believes it can chart its own version of that future. Why give away names that could make money? Giving away first lae last name domains sounds reckless, but their logic is strategic. A FirstNameLastName.cv is the most personal form of identity. The moment millions of people adopt it, the ecosystem becomes valuable for everyone. Developers get a consistent identity surface. Search engines get clean structured profiles. AI agents get stable endpoints. And platforms like hello.cv get a way to power profiles without fighting the network effect of LinkedIn. hello.cv has already invested heavily in this idea. Their profile templates are optimized for answer engines. A typical hello.cv page shows up on page one of search results for “who is name” queries, even without a user typing .cv. The templates are engineered for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, lae any AI system pulling structured data from the web. The company is also preparing an MCP lae open API search layer. If it succeeds, it gives the world an open alternative to LinkedIn’s recruiter product, which has always been locked behind high fees lae rate limits. The privileged position of coming late Most domain extensions grew before AI. Before JSON LD indexing mattered. Before structured identity mattered. Before developers considered profiles as machine-readable objects. .cv can build a modern registry from scratch. They can embed new capabilities directly into DNS. They can support new records. They can let partners issue domains in bulk. They can turn .cv into a programmable identity layer rather than a passive extension. This is the advantage of showing up late. You get to build for the world ahead. Not the world behind. A protocol for an AI driven labour market AI is applying for jobs. AI is screening candidates. AI is shortlisting. AI is sourcing. AI is reading resumes. AI is rewriting resumes. AI is querying the open web for talent. The way profiles work today does not match this shift. LinkedIn was built for people reading people. The new labour market is machines reading machine ready profiles. If that is true, then an open, DNS anchored identity protocol makes sense. It allows a professional to own their profile. It allows AI agents to pull data cleanly. It allows employers to verify a person by visiting a stable URL rather than relying on a platform feed. Cape Verde believes .cv can be that protocol. How to get a free .cv domain name Right now, you can get a FirstNameLastName.cv for free through  , an agentic professional profile platform lae an AI resume builder anchored on .cv domain names. You can also buy a short or rare name for $10 to $100. .cv domains are also available on  , Dynadot, Namecheap, NameSilo, Porkbun, Spaceship,  , lae twenty-plus registrars. hello.cv hello.cv Ola.cv Adoption is accelerating. Developers are experimenting. Edtechs lae freelancer ecosystems are testing bulk issuance. Governments are considering national programs. And the registry is adding features that other extensions never had. It is early. The idea is still opinionated. But it is gaining momentum. If this works, it changes everything A tiny island nation may end up shaping how the world stores professional identity. A country that shocked football is now trying to shock the internet. Time will decide how far .cv goes. But one thing is clear. Professional profiles will not stay the same in an AI-first world. And Cape Verde is betting that the next identity protocol will not come from a big tech platform. It will come from a domain extension. It may come from .cv.

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