Decentral NIC Crypto Analytics & User Data
[Once in ~20-year opportunity to dominate at the ICANN level]
Decentral NIC is part of the NS1 Registry and NicNames Inc., an ICANN-accredited registrar.
April 2026 is a rare opportunity—ICANN is opening a window for the first time in nearly 20 years to secure TLD registry accreditation (and new DNS TLDs). Our team built the first ICANN-accredited registrar fully integrated with Web3: wallet login, custodial wallets, and domain tokenization. Now we’re raising funding to become the first ICANN-accredited REGISTRY capable of fully integrating Blockchain DNS and TLDs.
If traditional companies continue to dominate ICANN TLD infrastructure, the blockchain community loses—period. And ICANN will keep pushing the message that it will never support blockchain (it has happened before).
As an ICANN-accredited registry, we will:
1. Secure new DNS TLDs in the 2026 ICANN round (every applicant must choose a registry);
2. Enable DNS TLD tokenization at the root level;
3. Put domains and TLDs on-chain. Example of what we’re already doing via the DOMA partnership: https://app.doma.xyz/explore?tab=tokens
We are the first—and most advanced—registrar partner of DOMA Protocol, and our roadmap goes far beyond DOMA.
If you’re ready to increase blockchain presence at the ICANN level, let’s talk now—while we still can (the window closes in April 2026):
Schedule a call: https://tidycal.com/nicnames
andriy [at] nicnames.com
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Decentral NIC is [Once in ~20-year opportunity to dominate at the ICANN level] Decentral NIC is part of the NS1 Registry and NicNames Inc., an ICANN-accredited registrar. April 2026 is a rare opportunity—ICANN is opening a window for the first time in nearly 20 years to secure TLD registry accreditation (and new DNS TLDs). Our team built the first ICANN-accredited registrar fully integrated with Web3: wallet login, custodial wallets, and domain tokenization. Now we’re raising funding to become the first ICANN-accredited REGISTRY capable of fully integrating Blockchain DNS and TLDs. If traditional companies continue to dominate ICANN TLD infrastructure, the blockchain community loses—period. And ICANN will keep pushing the message that it will never support blockchain (it has happened before). As an ICANN-accredited registry, we will: 1. Secure new DNS TLDs in the 2026 ICANN round (every applicant must choose a registry); 2. Enable DNS TLD tokenization at the root level; 3. Put domains and TLDs on-chain. Example of what we’re already doing via the DOMA partnership: https://app.doma.xyz/explore?tab=tokens We are the first—and most advanced—registrar partner of DOMA Protocol, and our roadmap goes far beyond DOMA. If you’re ready to increase blockchain presence at the ICANN level, let’s talk now—while we still can (the window closes in April 2026): Schedule a call: https://tidycal.com/nicnames andriy [at] nicnames.com. Decentral NIC's native token is Decentral NIC. Decentral NIC token is supported by following blockchains: .
