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“KEYS is a Web3 Metaverse project with a focus on progressively redefining old practices and industry standards, an ethos that .xyz domains have commonly associated with in recent months. We chose .xyz because it symbolizes decentralization and the new wave of Web3 applications.”
– Daniel Kantor, Co-founder & CTO, Keys.xyz
Discover a curated selection of available .xyz domains with our .xyz premiums, .xyz numbers, and CNOX search tools.
* Premium xyz Registry domains refer to premium domains for extensions with standard and premium domains, and xyz’s premium namespaces such as .Cars, .Car, .Auto, .Theatre, .Storage, .Security, and .Protection.***
** “BIN” (or High/Low) priced premium domain. Domains in this tier have a premium price for the first year, but renew at standard pricing. All other premium domains have annual premium renewal fees.
(not ranked)
| Lucid.Audio | Podcast.Hosting |
| UMO.Auto | Ape.LOL |
| Charlie.Baby** | Water.Monster** |
| Wave.Boats** | On.Quest** |
| K.Car | Rooms.Rent |
| Visam.Cars | Neo.Security |
| 998.CEO | York.Skin** |
| NBA.Game | LS.Storage |
| Lux.Hair | CTCO.Theatre |
| Alaska.Homes | 0.xyz |
| Phoenix.Homes | VS.xyz |
| DoubleMirror.Auto | Time.Rent |
| ACCA.Cars | CDA.Security |
| Hernandez.CEO | Nine.Security |
| WOW.Game | Ring.Security |
| Top.Game | Legacy.Storage |
| CD.Game | Modern.Storage |
| Automation.Quest** | Price.xyz |
| Power.Quest** | SEO.xyz |
| Edge.Homes** | AD.xyz |
| 404.LOL | Cruz.Yachts** |
(source: Namebio.com)
| Total dollar value: $274,016.00 |
| Average price: $5,956.87 |
| Low price: $100.00 |
| High price: $75,000.00 |
| Maximum SLD characters: 21 |
| 2L – 1 (2.17%)
3L – 10 (21.74%) 4L – 6 (13.04%) |
(Ranked by volume)
(Price listed is MSRP)
(source: Namebio.com)
(source: Internal Data)
1. https://x.com/gizatechxyz/status/1961064883891691597
2. https://www.paradigm.xyz/2025/09/tempo-payments-first-blockchain
3. https://blog.manifold.xyz/post/in-conversation-with-sathar
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4. https://www.theblock.co/post/368619/visa-powered-stablecoin-firm-rain-raises-58-million-from-samsung-and-sapphire
5. https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2025/08/27/hemi-labs-raises-usd15m-to-expand-bitcoin-programmability
6. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/irys-raises-10m-series-a-to-unlock-3-trillion-data-economy-with-first-programmable-datachain-1035061853
7. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/06/bitcoin-defi-project-bob-raises-another-usd9-5m-to-build-btc-defi-infrastructure
8. https://www.pymnts.com/startups/2025/ai-startup-create-raises-8-5-million-to-build-the-shopify-for-apps/
9. https://ventureburn.com/credit-coop-raises-funding-stablecoin-credit-infrastructure/
Ten.xyz – Squarespace customer – (United Kingdom)
Forward‑thinking developers use .xyz domains to champion innovation in AI and blockchain. Decentralized platform CampNetwork.xyz builds infrastructure for AI agents and onchain IP registration. Decentralized AI innovator Valory.xyz develops tools for building and owning autonomous agents. AI agent platform Xade.xyz aims to simplify launching and managing social and trading agents. In this week’s #AIMonday, we’ll introduce you to an Ethereum Layer-2 network designed to bring encrypted computation and AI agents to decentralized applications: Ten.xyz.
Ten.xyz is the online home of Ten, an Ethereum Layer-2 rollup developed by blockchain studio Obscuro Labs. A Layer-2 rollup is a secondary blockchain built on top of Ethereum that processes transactions off the main chain while still relying on Ethereum for security. According to its litepaper, the network introduces encrypted smart contracts and confidential rollups that help developers control when and how data is revealed. The platform is designed to expand Ethereum’s capabilities by supporting applications that require privacy, security, and selective data sharing. In March 2024, Ten announced it had raised $9M in funding led by R3, with additional participation from Republic Crypto, KuCoin Labs, Big Brain Capital, DWF Labs, and Magnus Capital.1
Ten’s documentation describes the network as having an AI-native architecture. Each user can be assigned a personal AI agent that runs inside a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). These agents can manage assets, execute transactions, and interact with decentralized applications confidentially. Ten also describes use cases where AI agents act as players in strategy games, manage financial contracts without revealing algorithms, or enable private collaboration between institutions. This focus positions Ten within a growing field of projects that combine AI and blockchain technologies.
The project comes from Obscuro Labs, whose leadership includes several former members of R3, the company behind the Corda enterprise blockchain platform. According to their LinkedIn profiles, Gavin Thomas is Co-Founder and CEO of Obscuro Labs and previously worked as Head of PMO and Engineering COO at R3. Tudor Malene is the CTO and Co-Founder, contributing to Ten’s technical design. Cais Manai serves as Co-Founder and Head of Product, having previously led product development for digital assets and payments at R3. Obscuro Labs describes itself on LinkedIn as contributing to the Ten network by leveraging Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) and confidential rollups to provide encrypted smart contracts and compatibility with Ethereum applications.
The project’s online home at Ten.xyz demonstrates the value of a short and memorable domain name. Using .xyz made it possible for the team to secure an exact match for the project’s name. The domain reflects the growing adoption of .xyz among blockchain and AI-focused projects, where clarity and recall are key to reaching global audiences. You can learn more by following the project on X/Twitter and GitHub, joining the Discord, and by visiting Ten.xyz.
1.https://www.nftgators.com/ethereum-layer-2-network-ten-raises-9m-in-a-funding-round-led-by-r3/Mesh.xyz – Cloudflare customer – (United States)
The .xyz community includes investment firms focused on blockchain technology and digital innovation. Venture capital collective NxGen.xyz aims to open doors for the next generation of web3 founders. Builder-first investment firm Lightshift.xyz supports early-stage blockchain and crypto innovators. San Francisco-based investment firm Dragonfly.xyz backs teams building in crypto across sectors and stages. In this week’s #BlockchainThursday, we’ll introduce you to an investment group and accelerator founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin that supports projects across the blockchain ecosystem: Mesh.xyz.
Mesh.xyz is the online home of Consensys Mesh, an accelerator, incubator, and investor in blockchain technology. According to its website, Consensys Mesh was founded in 2015 by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin and supports the growth of web3 through investment, incubation, research, and its accelerator program Tachyon. Consensys, the blockchain software company Joseph Lubin also established, created MetaMask, a crypto wallet that the company reports is used by more than 100 million people globally. 1The organization describes its mission as championing global adoption and awareness of decentralized technologies.
Consensys Mesh describes itself as both a builder and an enabler within the blockchain ecosystem. In addition to investing in early-stage companies, the organization incubates new projects, provides research and development contributions, and operates its accelerator program Tachyon. Its activities extend across many areas of blockchain, including decentralized finance (DeFi), DAOs, NFTs, infrastructure, gaming, and identity. Mesh states that its incubation efforts have supported projects like Gitcoin, MetaMask, and Decrypt, while its research teams have contributed to enterprise zero-knowledge, gaming, and Ethereum ecosystem tools. Through Tachyon, founded in 2017, Mesh has guided more than 90 companies through early-stage growth.
The investment group’s portfolio spans categories such as DeFi, gaming, identity, infrastructure, and DAOs. Examples include well-known incubated projects such as the Ethereum wallet MetaMask and the blockchain media platform Decrypt. Other examples include:
Consensys Mesh is led by Founder and Chairman Joseph Lubin, who co-founded Ethereum and established blockchain software company Consensys in 2014. The organization’s CEO is Michael Kriak, a digital media and blockchain technology executive with over 20 years of experience in finance and operations. According to his LinkedIn profile, Michael is also a board director, advisor, and Tony Award-winning Broadway producer of the musical Dear Evan Hansen.2
Consensys Mesh uses the short and memorable Mesh.xyz as its domain name. The choice of a short and memorable domain can make it easier for stakeholders to locate the organization online, which is important in an industry that spans many projects and categories. .XYZ is positioned as a space for emerging technologies and next-generation internet projects, aligning with Mesh’s focus on blockchain innovation. You can learn more by following the organization on LinkedIn and X/Twitter, and by visiting Mesh.xyz.
1.https://consensys.io/products 2.https://www.tonyawards.com/winners/year/any/category/musical/show/any/EmmaMiller.xyz – Namecheap customer – (United Kingdom)
Songwriters and performers use .xyz to connect audiences with their music and projects. Rapper Ken Carson uses KenCarson.xyz to highlight his music, tour dates, merchandise, and more. CHVRCHES opener Cafuné uses WeAreCafune.xyz as an all-inclusive virtual hub. Indie musician, producer, and Coachella performer MELVV uses MELVV.xyz to showcase his music, performances, independent label, and more. In this week’s #WebsiteWednesday, we’ll introduce you to a Scottish singer-songwriter who shares her music and performances on her own .xyz: EmmaMiller.xyz.
EmmaMiller.xyz is the personal website of Emma Miller, a Scottish singer-songwriter who grew up in the North East of Scotland and studied songwriting in London. According to her Spotify artist bio, her career began with the release of her first single Burning Out in 2017, which was featured by BBC 6 Music and premiered by music blog The 405. Since then, she has released music independently, performed across Scotland and the United States, and developed a strong following through both live performance and online community platforms such as Patreon. On August 19, 2025, at St Cuthbert’s Church, previewing her debut album I Want to Be the Anchor, set for release later in 2025.1
The artist’s website includes a dedicated Music page where visitors can watch “Artifacts: A live performance film.” The film, which runs just over 19 minutes, was recorded live at Newcastle Civic Centre and offers a full-length performance experience. This page also serves as a hub that connects fans to her music across streaming platforms, including YouTube, Tidal, and Spotify. These resources help listeners explore both her past and present work while offering a direct connection to her creative output. EmmaMiller.xyz also features a Merch page where supporters can purchase items such as a vinyl copy of Artifacts, a tote bag decorated with butterflies, and a digital download of Artifacts recorded live at Newcastle Civic Centre. These offerings provide fans with opportunities to engage further with her music and creative identity.
Using a domain like EmmaMiller.xyz gives Emma an online presence directly tied to her name and professional work. Having a domain name closely tied to relevant search terms can also help improve the website’s visibility in search results. As a result, anyone searching for “emma miller singer” is likely to find EmmaMiller.xyz prominently positioned at the top of search results (as of August 26, 2025). This straightforward naming convention makes it easier for fans, collaborators, and the wider music community to find her work online. You can learn more about Emma by following her on Facebook, X/Twitter, and Instagram, and by visiting EmmaMiller.xyz.
1.https://www.bandsintown.com/e/1035838073-emma-miller-at-the-parish-church-of-st-cuthbertNICE.Car – GoDaddy customer – (United States)
Entrepreneurs and organizations are embracing .xyz and XYZ Registry domains like .Car, .Homes, .CEO, and more to establish their online presence. These next-generation domain endings are being used across industries such as artificial intelligence, automotive technology, real estate, and civic leadership to share ideas and build new platforms. EV startup Slate.Auto rethinks vehicle ownership with a customizable electric mini-truck. Author and civic leader Dr. Stephen Tang uses Tang.CEO to share insights on leadership, crisis management, and public service. Real estate platform Busca.Homes aims to help buyers find properties in Mexico’s top destinations. Today, we’ll introduce you to an EV startup developing a circular supply chain for reclaimed batteries and components: NICE.Car.
NICE.Car is the online home of NICE (which stands for “No Internal Combustion Engine,” as shared in their footer), a San Francisco–based company developing a circular supply chain for electric vehicle (EV) components. Founded in 2023, NICE began as a gas-to-electric conversion business with a pilot project converting a 1987 Suzuki Samurai into an EV. According to an August 2025 feature by Fast Company, the company’s pilots demonstrated strong demand for conversions but also revealed challenges in sourcing consistent and transparent second-life parts, leading NICE to expand its focus toward building infrastructure for reuse.1
According to NICE’s website, the company is building an AI-powered platform and marketplace that connects reclaimed EV parts with the industries that can use them. This approach is designed to extend the lifecycle of high-quality components that still have years of utility but are often discarded due to the economics of replacement over repair. NICE describes its protocol, called NICE Certified, as a system that extracts, tests, and certifies parts so they can return to use in energy storage and mobility. The company highlights that these efforts can support electrification while reducing waste and making use of resources already built.
As highlighted on her LinkedIn profile, Lauryn Morris is the Founder and CEO of NICE. She has nearly 20 years of experience in product, design, and strategy roles, including work at Snap, where she contributed to multiple generations of Spectacles hardware. She has earned 14 patents, 3 Gold Cannes Lions, and was included in Fast Company’s Most Creative People in Business list. After a sabbatical in 2023 and participation in the Climatebase fellowship, Lauryn launched NICE to address the challenges of linear product development and to advocate for regenerative solutions.
The Fast Company article highlights Lauryn’s view that EV conversions alone cannot cover every vehicle on the road, but they can still make a measurable contribution to electrification. Beyond conversions, NICE emphasizes the growing potential for second-life EV batteries to support commercial and industrial energy storage needs. With hundreds of thousands of EVs reaching end of warranty and aging into salvage supply, NICE positions itself as a connective layer between salvage supply and reuse demand. The company is focused on building the infrastructure needed to make these reclaimed components safe, reliable, and traceable for broad applications.2
NICE uses the domain NICE.Car for its online home. The .Car extension provides an industry-specific web address that aligns directly with the company’s work in automotive electrification. Using NICE.Car creates a clear and memorable connection between the brand and its mission, while also serving as a concise entry point for audiences to learn more about NICE’s circular approach to EV components. You can learn more by following the company on Instagram @hi.nice.car and LinkedIn, and by visiting NICE.Car.
Find more information about .Car at Go.Car.
1.https://www.fastcompany.com/91376257/this-designer-sick-of-making-products-that-ended-up-in-landfills-how-she-completely-rethought-her-career-to-work-on-clean-energy 2.https://www.fastcompany.com/91376257/this-designer-sick-of-making-products-that-ended-up-in-landfills-how-she-completely-rethought-her-career-to-work-on-clean-energy
