Long-term domain ownership just got more flexible. With FIO Domains, you can browse through available names, grab the one that matches your vision, and lock it in for decades—renewal options stretch up to 50 years. That's genuine digital real estate security in the Web3 era. Whether you're building a project identity or securing a vanity address, you've got the runway to make it count.
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DeFiChef
· 23h ago
50-year lock-in? Wow, now the domain name can really be passed down to my son haha
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-14 18:55
50-year locked domain? Sounds like buying virtual real estate, but what about the money?
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nft_widow
· 01-14 18:52
50-year lock-up? That's so exaggerated... but I do feel a bit tempted.
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LeekCutter
· 01-14 18:43
A 50-year domain? Sounds good, but I'm worried whether Web3 projects can last that long...
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OldLeekMaster
· 01-14 18:38
50-year domain lock-in? So you're really treating domain names like real estate speculation, huh.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-14 18:36
50 years of domain locking? Sounds good, but can this thing really last that long?
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Blockblind
· 01-14 18:31
50-year lock-in? Now the domain name has really become real estate, something substantial
Long-term domain ownership just got more flexible. With FIO Domains, you can browse through available names, grab the one that matches your vision, and lock it in for decades—renewal options stretch up to 50 years. That's genuine digital real estate security in the Web3 era. Whether you're building a project identity or securing a vanity address, you've got the runway to make it count.