AB.org and Qwerty.com acquired by blockchain companies

Recently, the founder of DomainName.com officially announced that the two domain names AB.org and Qwerty.com under its umbrella were successfully sold, and the buyers were both blockchain companies. This transaction not only reflects the growing demand for high-quality digital assets in the Web3 ecosystem, but also highlights the strategic significance of domain names in the field of decentralized technology.

AB.org was acquired by AB Project, which focuses on building a secure and efficient decentralized infrastructure to support the development of decentralized applications and various digital assets. Qwerty Labs, a Web3 venture capital and innovation company, has acquired Qwerty.com. As a Web3 venture capital and innovation company, it is keen to invest in and build disruptive blockchain projects.

As Web3 technology drives the digital economy towards openness and transparency, domain names, as the core digital assets of corporate brands, have become increasingly strategically valuable. Recently, domain name transactions in the Web3 field have continued to be active, and domain names such as DeFi.xyz and DeFAI.fun have been acquired at high prices. This type of transaction not only reflects the market's pursuit of short domain names and industry keyword domain names, but also reflects the deep logic of enterprises seizing user recognition and building brand moats through domain names.

In the foreseeable future, domain names will become the core hub connecting users, assets and services in the Web3 world, and companies that have laid out high-quality domain names in advance have undoubtedly taken the lead in this digital revolution.