I recently discovered an interesting race track, not Meme coins, not Layer2, but domain names. First, let me ask a question: Do you know how much the most expensive domain name is sold for? http://(((Cars.com)))， 872 million US dollars. http://((AI.com))， 70 million US dollars. Good domain names have always been one of the most undervalued asset classes on the Internet because of its real scarcity - there is only one http://((Cars. com)) and one http://((Rides. com)) in the world, just like the earth has only one central ring or the core area of Manhattan. But the domain name market has a long-standing fatal flaw: an extreme lack of liquidity. If you buy it, you can only keep it. If you want to sell it, you need to talk to the buyer. The whole process is time-consuming, laborious, and opaque. The problem with this asset class is not that value does not exist, but that there is no market. And now, @ domaprotocol is solving this problem. Doma Protocol's approach is to tokenize domain names and put them on the chain. You can trade domain names like tokens, hold high priced domain names in fragments, and use domain names for DeFi operations such as staking, lending, and liquidity mining. This track has a word called DomainFi. Combine the two most scarce asset classes - Internet domain name and crypto token - to inject liquidity into the long sleeping asset class of domain name. Currently, Doma has access to over 115K real domain names, with underlying chains supporting Base, Solana, Avalanche, and Ethereum. Behind it is D3 Global, led by Paradigm with a $25 million Series A investment. Paradigm is one of the top venture capitalists in the crypto industry, having invested in Uniswap, Blur, and Flashbots. Their investment logic is simple: they only invest in the underlying infrastructure and the direction with the strongest certainty in the big cycle. And on March 31st at 4:00 UTC, 12:00 noon Beijing time, http://((Rides. com)) was officially launched on Doma: https://app.doma.xyz/domain/ (rides.com) Let me explain why this domain name is worth paying attention to. Rides is a category term for travel, and globally, rideshare, mobility, and autonomous driving make up a trillion dollar market. The next company to become a defining level company in this track is likely to use this name - or at least, will seriously consider whether to own it. This is the so-called 'category level domain name'. It's not that http://((Rides. com)) is worth much now, but rather that the ceiling for this type of domain is on the same level as the validated cases (http://(Cars. com)) and http://(AI. com)). There is a saying that I think is very accurate: before the brand exists, the name already exists. DomainFi is a narrative that I think deserves serious attention this year. The domain name asset class has been dormant for many years, and Doma is the first project to truly bring it on chain, with strong endorsements and good data. If you are interested, you can come in and take a look first. You can directly experience it on the chain: https://app.doma.xyz/join/qpm24uunsp10v *** The above is only my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.