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Doma Mainnet Launched, 36 Million Domains Available as Tradable Tokens

2025.11.26 13:55:41

On November 26th, Domain Financial Infrastructure D3 Global officially launched the Doma Protocol mainnet today. It introduced the world's first batch of domain names that can be traded as tokenized assets. The launch of this mainnet unveiled a variety of high-end domain name assets to support token trading pairs on Doma. This landmark integration shows how Doma transforms high-value domain names into liquid tradable assets while maintaining the underlying DNS compatibility and intrinsic value of the domains. By fractionalizing scarce assets like Software.ai into ERC-20 tokens, Doma has broken the previous monopoly of a few high-capital elite domain name holders on such assets. Furthermore, Doma will collaborate with registrars to bring over 36 million domains onto the blockchain and create a global network. Token holders can trade fractional ownership of underlying domains, provide liquidity to earn transaction fees, or engage in long-term staking to unlock utility features. During this process, the domains themselves retain their value as internet assets compliant with DNS standards.
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