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@D3inc
The internet's biggest asset class - now liquid and agent-ready. Tokenizing 390M+ domains via @domaprotocol. Backed by @paradigm @cbventures @maelstromfund
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    Jan 29, 2025
    1/ We are proud to announce our $25M Series A led by @paradigm, with participation from @cbventures and other strategic angels. This highlights the support from Web2 & Web3 leaders for DomainFi, a decentralized finance layer to accelerate the growth of domains as a $340B+
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    Aug 28
    @domaprotocol Weekly is in 🗞️
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    Doma Protocol
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    Aug 28
    Doma Weekly 🗞️ $325M+ in volume. Trading strategies you can set and forget and more. Here's everything that shipped this week 👇
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    Aug 28
    Right now, an agent that hits your website is either let through or blocked, with no read on who it actually is. Agentic Channel Management adds the missing layer: ➜ see which agents are arriving, verify who they're working for, and decide - per agent, per purpose - what they
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    Aug 26
    AI apps now send their own bots to browse websites on behalf of the people using them. Not occasionally, constantly. Most sites manage all of them with one yes/no rule, which can't tell a customer's shopping bot from one just training another company's AI. Most sites don't
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    Aug 24
    A few sectors have decided how to handle agent traffic. Most haven't made a call at all. See where your website lands 👇 ai.d3.com/insights
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    Aug 19
    We graded the 10,000 biggest websites on how ready they are for AI agents: software that now reads pages, answers questions, and buys things on a customer's behalf. amazon.com scored 27. Grade: F. Not because nothing works. It turns away every agent from OpenAI,
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