Solana said on X that ecosystem project Doma Protocol has launched a domain tokenization protocol. According to the post, the protocol is designed to tokenize domain ownership, which it described as one of the internet’s oldest asset ownership frameworks. It converts domain names into onchain assets, with the stated goal of improving liquidity and composability. The announcement came from Solana’s official account and did not include additional technical details, launch metrics, or rollout timing beyond confirming that the protocol has gone live. The update places domain names in a tokenized, onchain format within the Solana ecosystem, framing the product around ownership, transferability, and broader crypto-native use cases tied to liquidity and composability.
Solana’s official X account said ecosystem project Doma Protocol has launched a domain tokenization protocol.
According to the post, the protocol is intended to tokenize domain ownership, described as one of the internet’s oldest asset ownership frameworks. It turns domain names into onchain assets to improve liquidity and composability.
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