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Doma Weekly: Building Through January - Product, Liquidity, Community

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Doma Weekly: Building Through January - Product, Liquidity, Community

2026 has been quite hectic for the Doma team so far. The team has been busy working round the clock to provide the best possible product for its users.

Product Updates

  • The team fixed listings and offers support for EIP-7702 wallets, improving compatibility with next-gen wallet standards.
  • Shipped v7.2.0 of the Doma app with a refreshed homepage design and multiple stability and UX improvements.
  • Enabled the .llc TLD in production, expanding supported namespaces for users and registrars.
  • Improved early-stage onboarding with visual prompts for bridging funds, reducing first-time user friction.
  • The team has begun early design work for subdomain trading, exploring UX and marketplace flows.

Doma App Stats

  • Total Volume: $18.32 M
  • Total Transactions: 724.512 K
  • Tokenized Assets: 40,364 K
  • Unique Wallets: 8,296 K
  • Tokens listed: 28

*Data shown is a snapshot of recent activity and does not imply future performance.

Top 3 Pools by TVL

  • USDC.e - ETH (0.05% fee tier)
  • USDC.e - ETH (0.30% fee tier)
  • USDC.e - SOFTWARE.AI

Liquidity Pools: Under the Hood

This week we also published a new deep dive on liquidity pools on Doma, unpacking how domains can earn liquidity from market activity without being sold outright.

The post walks through:

  • How liquidity pools work in practice
  • What it means to be an LP on Doma
  • How domain holders can move beyond “hold or sell”

It’s a practical look under the hood for anyone curious how domains become productive, onchain assets.

Here's how to get started.

Under the Hood: Liquidity Pools on Doma
For decades, domain investing has had a simple liquidity model. You were either “holding and waiting” or “selling and exiting.” This of course led to the binary choice of doom: ➤ If you didn’t sell, your capital stayed locked. ➤ If you sold, you gave up the upside. We created Doma
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Community Updates

The first week of January was naturally quieter as many people eased back in after the holidays. Even so, the Doma community stayed active, thoughtful, and engaged, using the slower pace to better understand how the platform behaves beyond launch day.

Attention shifted toward domains that had already launched and graduated. This led to:

  • Ongoing discussion about how domains behave after launch
  • Members comparing notes on different trading approaches
  • People revisiting projects they hadn’t explored deeply before

Community Domains in Motion: OMADS.XYZ

We also saw the launch of another community-owned domain, omads.xyz, which quickly picked up momentum:

  • 66 current owners
  • 45 community subdomains issued

This launch sparked conversations around shared ownership, community identity, and how subdomains can be used to represent membership in a living onchain community.

Community Help in Action

As always, community members stepped up to help others navigate the platform. Support this week focused on:

  • Explaining how different actions work on Doma
  • Walking newer users through trading flows
  • Clarifying why some updates take time to reflect

Strong Global & CN Participation

Both the global and CN communities stayed engaged, asking thoughtful questions and sharing observations. The CN channel, in particular, continued to bring detailed, careful analysis of platform behavior, adding depth to conversations across the server.

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