Uniswap2026-09-21 01:05:53Hayden Adams says Uniswap.com owner sought a seven-figure price before team declinedUniswap founder Hayden Adams said on X that the previous owner of the Uniswap.com domain asked the team for a seven-figure payment, which Uniswap declined to make. Adams added that Sam Bankman-Fried, or SBF, later bought the domain for a seven-figure sum and redirected it to a fork project. He said the domain was then used maliciously. According to Adams, Uniswap’s legal team ultimately secured control of the domain at no cost. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief news update.510
Bitcoin2026-07-23 17:40:15E-cash.org Registered 29 Days Before Bitcoin.org, Reviving Questions About Satoshi’s Early Naming ChoiceResearchers are revisiting e-cash.org after records showed it was registered 29 days before bitcoin.org, though the link to Satoshi Nakamoto remains circumstantial rather than proven.470
Robinhood2026-07-16 15:11:49Robinhood Launchpad Noxa Says It No Longer Controls Its Original DomainRobinhood Launchpad Noxa said in a post on X that it no longer has control over its original domain after the domain was taken down. The project said the registrar may have resold the domain or taken it over, though the exact situation remains unclear at this stage. Noxa added that its only available interface now is the version hosted on ENS. The statement did not provide further details on how the domain was removed or whether recovery efforts are under way. The update centers on access to the project’s web interface and the status of the original domain, which Noxa said is no longer under its control.2160
Satoshi Nakam2026-07-09 20:13:13Domain e-cash.org Might Be Satoshi's Abandoned Pick, Predates Bitcoin.org by 29 DaysDomain e-cash.org, registered on July 20, 2008, predates bitcoin.org by 29 days, matching Satoshi's private ecash.pdf file. Historian Gvern Branwen links it to Satoshi's early branding attempt, later discarded. Domain remains anonymous until 2028.450
Bitcoin2026-06-25 14:20:022008: The Genesis of Bitcoin — From Domain, Email, and Whitepaper to a Priceless QuestionIn 2008, the year before Bitcoin's launch, five key elements were left behind: a domain name, an email, a whitepaper, a series of technical debates, and a new question with no price tag. This article revisits how these pieces together formed the origin picture of cryptocurrency — from technical embryos to community discussions, from theoretical foundation to value vacuum — drawing a unique historical coordinate for Bitcoin on the eve of its birth.350