I took a deep dive into Doma's product design, and it's quite interesting.
The core logic is to convert domain names into tradable Tokens, which adds liquidity depth to domain speculation and is a new approach in the tokenization track. The design of internal market trading looks relatively stable—directly aligned with market demand trading pairs, ensuring participation.
From an incentive perspective, currently, trading offers points rewards, and later on, users can exchange for platform tokens. This dual-layer incentive setup is still attractive to early users. Liquidity support is also well-implemented, capable of accommodating more players entering the market.
The key points to watch are whether Doma can unlock the value of domain names and whether the trading depth within the ecosystem can continue to grow. The tokenization path still has a lot of potential in Web3, and it will be interesting to see how they plan their layout.
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MemecoinTrader
· 23h ago
ngl the domain tokenization play is lowkey genius for extracting liquidity from dead assets... watching the sentiment cascade unfold rn
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 23h ago
The domain name tokenize trick is back, but Doma's double-layer incentive design is indeed quite innovative.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 23h ago
The thing about domain name tokenize is, frankly, turning illiquid assets into financial products. It sounds good, but can it really work?
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 23h ago
The domain name tokenize concept is indeed innovative, but to be honest, making money as an early player is the real key.
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FortuneTeller42
· 23h ago
The domain name tokenize approach is indeed innovative, and the liquidity aspect is quite impressive.
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PonziDetector
· 23h ago
The domain name tokenize trick feels like another layer of the financial game, liquidity depth? Uh... it's mainly about early crowd accumulation.
The platform token exchange method, those who understand know, do they not have a clear idea of who will be left holding the bag?
I took a deep dive into Doma's product design, and it's quite interesting.
The core logic is to convert domain names into tradable Tokens, which adds liquidity depth to domain speculation and is a new approach in the tokenization track. The design of internal market trading looks relatively stable—directly aligned with market demand trading pairs, ensuring participation.
From an incentive perspective, currently, trading offers points rewards, and later on, users can exchange for platform tokens. This dual-layer incentive setup is still attractive to early users. Liquidity support is also well-implemented, capable of accommodating more players entering the market.
The key points to watch are whether Doma can unlock the value of domain names and whether the trading depth within the ecosystem can continue to grow. The tokenization path still has a lot of potential in Web3, and it will be interesting to see how they plan their layout.