Doma Mainnet will debut on a global scale, providing 36 million domains as digital assets.

Doma Protocol has just completed one of the largest integrations between the traditional internet and the blockchain ecosystem. Domain Finance (DomainFi)—a completely new asset category—has entered operational phase, opening access to 36 million premium domains that can be traded as digital assets. This event marks a breakthrough in how investors can generate returns from the $3.6 trillion sector.

The initiative comes from D3 Global, a company backed by Paradigm, building the world’s first protocol connecting internet domains with the Web3 economy. Through ERC-20 tokenization, owners can now treat their domains not as static assets but as revenue-generating financial instruments—while maintaining full compatibility with the traditional DNS system.

Bridge between DNS and blockchain—Doma’s transformative story

Doma Protocol is the first blockchain system designed to be compatible with DNS. This isn’t just an ordinary integration—it’s a fundamental change in how domains operate in the digital world.

Fred Hsu, CEO and co-founder of D3 Global, explains: “Our vision to connect the $3.6 trillion domain industry with the programmable potential of Web3 required creating new infrastructure. Domains like Software.ai or Brag.com demonstrate that premium domain assets can transform from illiquid resources into modern on-chain financial instruments without losing their core utility.”

The system leverages a network of strategic partners whose combined portfolios include over 36 million domains. This is not just a number—it’s access to resources managed by registrars for decades. InterNetX, EnCirca, NicNames, Rumahweb, and ConnectReseller—leading industry players—have tokenized their domains on the Doma platform, creating an asset base of unprecedented scope.

Complete domain financing infrastructure—from discovery to profit

Mainnet Doma introduces a full stack of features for Domain Finance:

Discovery and tokenization: Users can browse the on-chain market for traditional domains (.com, .ai, .xyz) and instantly tokenize them. The process is one-click—integrating registrar data and Web3 ecosystem seamlessly.

Trading and liquidity: ERC-20 tokens linked to domains can be bought and sold on open markets. Michael Ho, Chief Business Officer of D3 Global, notes: “We’ve brought Wall Street-style liquidity to an asset class that never had it. domain owners can now generate revenue through liquidity pools while retaining ownership.”

Exchange and efficiency: An integrated exchange allows seamless swapping between tokenized domains, stablecoins, and native blockchain tokens. It functions as a financial ecosystem where every resource can move smoothly.

Profit generation: Here’s the core innovation. Owners can:

• Provide liquidity for domain-token pairs, earning transaction fees
• Stake assets to unlock practical features like subdomain delegation
• Participate in DeFi mechanisms available within the ecosystem

How Doma achieves global scale—network of 1.5 billion users

Doma’s success requires more than just technology—it needs an ecosystem. D3 Global has built a network of integrations across Web2 and Web3.

Web2 side—getting to the source: Registrars managing over 30 million domains have directly tokenized their portfolios. Elias Rendon Benger from InterNetX says: “Partnering with Doma demonstrates our commitment to innovation. Integrating the Doma protocol not only offers new services but opens entirely new market opportunities for our clients.”

Web3 side—access to billions of users: Integration with Base, Avalanche, Solana, and Ethereum Name Service (ENS) provides cross-chain access to over 1.5 billion Web3 users. This isn’t just an additional blockchain—it’s a connection to existing ecosystems that are already active and useful.

Alex Urbelis from ENS Labs explains: “Domains are a primary form of digital identity. ENS has always envisioned ‘One World, One Internet.’ Integrating with Doma allows traditional DNS domains to seamlessly work with .eth domains on Ethereum. It’s the missing link between Web2 and Web3 worlds.”

Technical stack: institutional-level interoperability

Behind the infrastructure is a constellation of leading blockchain projects:

• LayerZero—cross-chain messaging enabling tokenized domains to operate natively across all networks
• Celestia—modular data availability ensuring scalability
• Privy—wallet infrastructure for easy access
• Coinduit—Rollup infrastructure
• dRPC—decentralized RPC for reliability

Bryan Pellegrino from LayerZero Labs states: “Doma unlocks a new class of assets. LayerZero allows each tokenized domain to be natively connected to the entire on-chain economy. The market, previously closed and illiquid, now becomes open, composable, and truly global.”

What’s next: an open platform for developers

Doma Protocol offers open APIs, SDKs, and initiatives like Doma Forge for developers. This means innovation doesn’t stop at basic features—the entire ecosystem can build upon this foundation.

D3 Global plans to tokenize over 364 million existing and future domains, combining traditional suffixes (.com, .net, .ai, .org) with future Web3 suffixes (.sol, .avax, .ape). It’s a vision of the internet where every domain can be owned, traded, generate revenue, and participate in the financial economy.

Launching the Doma Mainnet isn’t just another blockchain launch—it’s a redefinition of what domains are and how they can be used in the Web3 era.