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The page showcases a curated gallery of tokenized domain names on Namefi, including real onchain NFT domains and their owners.

Helpful agreements, policies, and ICANN references for Namefi customers and domain registrants.

In March 1994 the Princeton Review took kaplan.com and asked for complaints about its rival. Press reports said arbitrators ordered it to give up the name, five years before UDRP existed.

In 1994 reporter Joshua Quittner registered mcdonalds.com to test big brands. The company got it back after agreeing to help a New York school.

A 17-year-old's design site, a $10 offer and a 25-page letter: how MikeRoweSoft.com tested trademark law, a personal name and public opinion.

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GoDaddy Airo and Namecheap AI suggest names; Namefi's agent registers them. What each product's AI actually does, compared in one table.

Namefi is an ICANN Accredited Registrar tokenizing internet domain names for trading, DeFi and future of Internet.

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Namefi reimagines web browsing and socializing through onchain domain names. The platform integrates tokenized domains to enable decentralized identity and interactions across the web. This approach aims to merge traditional browsing with blockchain-based ownership and control.

Oct 2024blog.namefi.ioNews article

Namefi expands its domain name investment platform with support for **457+ top-level domains (TLDs)** and dedicated assistance for premium domains. The service helps users manage and grow their domain portfolios, catering to investors and collectors in the digital asset space.

Oct 2024blog.namefi.ioNews article

Namefi secures a Starknet Foundation seed grant to build **DeGID**, a zero-knowledge proof system for decentralized group identity. The solution aims to replace traditional group ID (GID) models with privacy-preserving, accountable access control for decentralized networks. It targets use cases where identity verification must balance anonymity with compliance, such as DAOs or permissioned protocols.

Oct 2024blog.namefi.ioNews article