NAMEalice.zec
is how you get paid.
Burn $ZNAME once. Wallets resolve it. Renewals only get more expensive. Every time a name flips, 20% of the ZEC ask is routed straight to $ZNAME holders.
3–20 characters. a–z, 0–9, hyphen. No leading or trailing hyphen.
- Name
- —
- First-year burn
- 12,000 $ZNAME
- Split
- 50% destroyed / 50% treasury
One name. Every rail.
Copy a .zec instead of a 35-character address. Every record is public, editable by the holder, and read by wallets.
Burn $ZNAME → you.zec
Registration is not rent in fiat. It is a burn. Half of every burn is destroyed forever, half funds the public treasury that pays for the resolver, indexers and support.
Scarcity lock: the public renewal price moves only up, on a published schedule. Existing names stay yours if you keep renewing.
Names move in ZEC.
Buyers pay ZEC, the name transfers, and 20% of the ask is routed to the $ZNAME holder pool in ZEC. Seller keeps 80%.
Every plate struck costs supply.
Count the plates.
Struck in order.
Plainly.
A name that resolves to a ZEC payment address and a small set of public records. You say the name; the wallet finds the address.
A burn is paid once, in $ZNAME, and it is visible to everyone. There is no monthly SaaS bill and no second points token.
Yes. A name is held for a term. Renewal is another burn, at the published price for that year.
The plate returns to the registry and can be struck again by someone else. Keep renewing and it stays yours.
20% of every marketplace sale is paid to $ZNAME holders in ZEC, plus the stonkfun.xyz pair drip in ZEC.
No. Same idea, different settlement: names for ZEC, priced in a burn of $ZNAME, with an up-only renewal floor.
This is a demo until contracts are live. Names can be lost if you lose the wallet. The token can go to zero.