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The registrant must be a legal person, but custody can be delegated. WHOIS, API keys, and tokenized domains — the custody spectrum explained.

How domain investors handle taxes: inventory vs. capital assets, cost basis, when income is recognized, and expensing renewals. Educational, not advice.

A non-advice, plain-language survey of the tax and accounting questions tokenized domain owners commonly ask — cost basis, sales, holding period, business vs personal, gifting, estates. Bring these questions to a real professional.

Tokenized domains explained in plain language. Learn what a tokenized domain is, how to tokenize a domain, how domain tokenization works, and how tokenized domain ownership differs from traditional domains and Web3 names like ENS.

A clear explainer on xStocks—1:1-backed tokenized equities available on supported blockchains. Learn how xStocks work, how they differ from traditional shares, their risks, and how they fit the broader real-world-asset tokenization trend.

This article explains why traditional domains can add an on-chain token-control layer, including its interoperability benefits and the registration and legal limits that remain.

Master domain investing with our comprehensive guide to essential domain terminology. From basic concepts to advanced trading strategies, learn the language of domain professionals.

A domain name is the foundation of your online presence.