Five reasons why webdom is the best choice for domain trading in TON

1️⃣ Features no one else has
Minting, swaps, multi-offers, bulk operations, and even delayed auctions — webdom covers every domainer’s case.

2️⃣ Full analytics
12 statistical parameters, 6 rankings, TOPs for primary and secondary sales, complete trade history. No other platform shows the market this deeply.

3️⃣ Smart filters and sorting
By categories, special symbols, collections, expiration date, or price difference from the last sale — find the right domain in just a couple of clicks.

4️⃣ Minimal fees
From 0% to 4%, capped at 50 TON or 150 USDT — fair and transparent.

5️⃣ Security first
Tolk smart contracts have passed an audit and are fully open source. No «black boxes» — only verified code.

Bottom line: webdom is not just a marketplace, but a fundamental platform for TON domainers.


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webdom — the core of the TON domain ecosystem

👐 TON has released a major article about .ton domains — how they simplify working with Web 3.0, replace long blockchain addresses, and open the door to decentralized websites.

In the article, webdom is highlighted as a key platform of the ecosystem — the place where the TON domain market is taking shape: from analytics and security to a full toolkit for domain traders.

🔣 Read the full TON article

webdom doesn’t fall with the charts

👁 The past few days have tested the entire crypto industry. The market lost nearly $20 billion in capitalization after the biggest crash since spring. Bitcoin dropped below $105K, and TON followed. Exchanges froze, traders panicked, and familiar words resurfaced in chats — «collapse», «end», «it’s over».

🏁 But if you strip away the emotions, one thing remains true: the crypto market always moves in cycles. Every drop isn’t a sentence — it’s a pause before the next rise.

🪙 We won’t pretend everything’s perfect. Funds are tight, and the market is under pressure. But webdom was never built on hype. From the beginning, we chose another path — to build an ecosystem where value comes from work, not speculation. We keep building, fixing, improving, and spreading our ideas. Because decentralization is not just about technology — it’s about character.

Domains don’t crash when the market does. They stay.
Just like the people who keep building when everything else is shaking.


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The TON Market Just Joined the Chat: Real-Time Domain Sales for Your Communities

We’ve updated @tondnsclub — the bot now sends real-time notifications about secondary-market sales of .ton domains and .t.me usernames.

🏁 How to set it up:

1️⃣ Add @tondnsclub to your group and grant it admin rights.
Once added, your group is automatically included in the broadcast list.

2️⃣ Only chat administrators can change notification settings.
All commands must be entered from an admin account, not from the group itself.

3️⃣ To adjust the minimum sale price for notifications, use:

/set_min_price N
where N is any value between 25 and 1 000 000 TON.

By default, the minimum sale price is 100 TON — sales below that threshold won’t trigger notifications.

4️⃣ To manage notification types:

/set_domain_filter tme false — disable username notifications
/set_domain_filter tme true — enable username notifications
/set_domain_filter ton false — disable domain notifications
/set_domain_filter ton true — enable domain notifications

By default, both domain and username notifications are enabled.

🔣 If you remove the bot, the group will automatically be removed from the broadcast list.

Visual update: Card colors now depend on sale value, not domain length:

🔣 Turquoise — up to 100 TON
🔣 Blue — 100 – 500 TON
🔣 Purple — 500 – 1000 TON
🔣 Yellow — from 1001 TON and above

🔣 Add @tondnsclub to your chats and stay in sync with the TON market! 🔣


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New feature in @tondnsclub: notifications about expired domains

💎 Domainers know that more and more good names are expiring — the very ones that were once purchased at several times the current market price and are now simply forgotten by their owners.

👐 Reminder: domains must be renewed annually to retain ownership rights.

Now the bot shows not only the fact of expiration, but also key data for quick decision-making:

1️⃣ Date and cost of the last purchase,
2️⃣ Address, balance, and last activity of the owner.

🔣 This information helps to assess interest in the domain and the chances that the former owner will return to the auction.

You can keep track of expired domains in the @web3dns chat, Expired / Expired Domains thread.


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TON Domain Market Analytics: .ton Stabilizes, .t.me Loses Momentum

Over the past two weeks, the market has moved in opposite directions:
.ton — slight decline in activity, but stable prices.
.t.me — more deals overall, but a drop in the average sale price as premium names fade out.

Let’s break it down 🔣

.ton Domain Zone

🏁 Secondary Market

🪙 Trading Volume: –10,78% — from 5 570 → 4 969 TON
After the September surge, the market cooled slightly but remains within a stable activity range.

🪙 Number of Sales: +4,07% — from 172 → 179
A small increase in deals — demand shifted toward more affordable names.

🪙 Average Sale Price: –0,52% — from 30,52 → 30,37 TON
Virtually unchanged — the average price has stayed stable for the third consecutive period.

🏁 Mints

🪙 Number of Sales: –64,32% — from 925 → 330
🪙 Trading Volume: –70,78% — from 74,861 → 21,878 TON
🪙 Average Price: +8,71% — from 64,67 → 70,30 TON

A sharp decline in new registrations: domainers are shifting their focus to the secondary market. Still, the average mint price rose — showing continued interest in premium combinations.

🏁 Top Sales of the Period
🥇 ebank.ton — 1 053 TON
🥇 fire.ton — 702 TON
🥇 00000.ton — 590 TON
🥇 0666.ton — 375 TON
🥇 moskva.ton — 199 TON
🥇 tate.ton — 120 TON

.t.me Domain Zone

🏁 Secondary Market

🔣 Number of Sales: +23,28% — from 4 214 → 5 195
Activity increased, with a higher share of smaller deals.

🔣 Trading Volume: –16,37% — from 474 584 → 396 874 TON

🔣 Average Price: –34, 96% — from 109,99 → 71,54 TON
The decline in average price reflects weaker demand for premium names — high-end sales became rare.

🏁 Mints

🔣 Number of Sales: –32,95% — from 5 050 → 3 386
🔣 Trading Volume: +36,89% — from 523 530 → 716 653 TON
🔣 Average Price: +2 575,61% — from 112,96 → 3,022 TON

🏁 Top Sales of the Period
🥇 gigihadid.t.me — 89 000 TON
🥇 giftmins.t.me — 10 000 TON
🥇 maxim.t.me — 10 000 TON
🥇 boniu.t.me — 10 000 TON
🥇 same.t.me — 8 150 TON

📓 Summary: The market is shifting toward selective large purchases and a more measured strategy among domainers.


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