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Today marks a turning point for the internet. We are proud to announce that Doma Protocol mainnet is officially live, introducing the world’s first DNS-compliant blockchain purpose-built for tokenizing internet domain names and utilizing them as programmable assets. This is the first time in history that DNS
By Inderpreet Singh (VP Product & Tech, D3) As we count down to Doma’s mainnet launch, we’re continuing our conversations with the infrastructure partners helping us build the systems that will make trading hundreds of millions of DNS-compliant domains possible. This week, we sat down with Kenny
The Doma ecosystem kept its momentum this week with major network upgrades, bridge infrastructure going live, gearing up for mainnet. ⚙ Here’s everything you need to know. Product Highlights Protocol & Infrastructure * LayerZero bridge setup is live, allowing ETH and USDC.e transfers between Doma and connected EVM chains. Funds
The Doma ecosystem continues to push forward on all fronts. Here are the main highlights. Product Highlights Protocol & Infrastructure * Onchain DNS Management is now live on Devnet, paving the way for Subdomain releases in upcoming marketplace builds. * Subdomains will be implemented using staking contracts and onchain DNS management instead
ConnectReseller, a leading ICANN-accredited registrar, is partnering with D3 to bring the next evolution of domain ownership onchain, powered by the Doma Protocol and the DomainFi stack. Together, we’re bridging traditional DNS infrastructure with Web3, expanding registrar adoption, and opening the onchain economy to millions of domain owners
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Last week, we announced our partnership with Ethereum Name Service (ENS), a milestone moment for bringing Web3 identity and traditional DNS infrastructure closer together. Just days later, we brought that momentum to the ICANN Dublin week, hosting the DomainFi Blueprint Workshop, a real-world gathering of registrars, builders, and innovators
Sav.com, one of the fastest-growing ICANN-accredited registrars, is partnering with Doma and D3 to bridge Web2 and Web3 domain ownership. Through Doma Protocol, the first DNS-compliant blockchain, domains can now exist simultaneously in both environments, Web2 and Web3, while preserving full internet functionality and gaining Web3
It’s been an action-packed few weeks across the Doma ecosystem, from major protocol upgrades and product improvements to new liquidity milestones on Mizu, where community energy has turned testnet into a live digital economy. Here’s this week’s snapshot of what’s new across the Doma ecosystem
By Fred Hsu, CEO & Co-Founder D3 TOKEN2049 Singapore was the next stop in our conference circuit. Singapore has always been a personal favorite. It always feels like this city is living a few decades in the future. Plus, they always host insanely great conferences. Let’s dive in.
By Fred Hsu (CEO & Co-Founder, D3) I’ve known Aron Meystedt for years. He’s the guy who bought Symbolics.com, the first .com ever registered, and treats it like a living museum of internet history. He’s also a straight shooter on valuation, liquidity, and how to
Guestblog by Andriy Khvetkevych, CEO & Co-Founder NicNames and Serg Pokrovskyy, CTO, NicNames A week ago, on September 22, 2025, NicNames.com and D3 announced a partnership to tokenize traditional internet domains on Doma Protocol’s testnet. With the dedicated .tokenized.name zone live for free experimentation, this post
By Michael Ho (CBO & Co-Founder, D3) Korea Blockchain Week has always been one of the most exciting stops on the global Web3 circuit. Taking place last week in Seoul, we met builders, investors, regulators, and long-time friends in Korea – we also announced Mizu, our new DeFi launchpad
