How Did .ton Domains Become a Symbol of Internet Freedom?

🌐 In a world where users followed tech giants like the townsfolk followed the Pied Piper with his flute, .ton domains offer a new symphony of independence. Now, anyone can own their own domain, freeing themselves from the risks of censorship and blocks. A nice bonus — instead of confusing letters, you get a domain like "dungeon-master.ton", and now, the flute is in your hands.

🧠 Today, fully-fledged projects and websites are already being built on these domains, becoming the foundation of a new decentralized internet. Every day, more and more developers are choosing .ton as the platform for their services, as it provides the independence and freedom that are so crucial in the Web3.0 world.

🐆 But independence is just the beginning. TON also offers transaction speeds like a cheetah on energy drinks! While other blockchains are stuck in traffic, our hero, like "Bruce Almighty", clears the way and races ahead. No more waiting for your transaction to "mature" — everything happens instantly.

🔥 The relevance of .ton becomes especially evident against the backdrop of recent events with Pavel Durov, which have stirred the TON community and seem like an attempt to pressure the decentralized ecosystem. This situation highlights the need to control your data and projects without external interference. We are on the verge of a new era where you set the rules of the game.

How have .ton domains simplified your work with decentralized applications, and have you noticed the much-praised transaction speed?

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Straight from sketches, our mascot — Webdom!

🐆 Today he's sporting an athletic look, because running towards stickers is no easy task, but our hero is ready! Webdom is always on the move, and there are even more interactives and activities ahead for him.

🕺 This guy isn’t afraid of change: his looks will keep evolving, and soon you’ll see new stickers, GIFs, and emojis. Ready to meet the hero of TON DNS Club? Just whistle, and he’ll appear!

How do you like our sporty Webdom?

🙌🏴‍☠️ WEB3 and HYDRA — Partnership and Daily Income in Pools!

🕺 It's time to share some great news! We've joined forces with HYDRA — an innovative project that uses unique Proof of Liquidity mechanics to create new opportunities on the TON blockchain. The project offers earnings through more than 70 pools with various tokens, including $WEB3.

👾 HYDRA automatically reinvests users' earnings, increasing their share in liquidity pools. The project has already reached $3M TVL and actively supports multiple TON tokens, creating synergy between them. Every participant can benefit, whether they are a newcomer or a long-time member. Additionally, through the HYDRA/WEB3 farming pool, 3.3 HYDRA is still being distributed daily, and this opportunity will remain available for an entire year.

👾 Beyond economic opportunities, they are actively developing gamification and NFT. Users can participate in the Farmizen project and earn bonuses through gameplay mechanics. If you want to simplify the liquidity-adding process, use TonHydraBot — it helps exchange coins and add liquidity in just one transaction.

❤️ Why is this important for WEB3? The partnership with HYDRA opens up new opportunities for you to earn from liquidity and participate in the development of the TON ecosystem. Together, we are creating a unique combination of DeFi, gamification, and innovation that benefits every one of you.

Join WEB3 and HYDRA, and become part of the future of Web3!

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How 90s Websites Became the Foundation for the Modern Internet

📰 When Tim Berners-Lee launched the first website in 1991, no one could have imagined what would follow. Even though it was created at CERN, this time they did it without the red buttons. This opened the gates to the digital era, and the world changed forever.

🌐 Yandex Wandex — the predecessor of Google — indexed only 623 websites, simply because there weren’t any more. Milk.com, registered during the dot-com bubble, is now being sold for a wild $10 million! Just imagine how much milk you could buy for that kind of money. Toastytech.com — a manifesto of hatred towards the "convenient" Internet Explorer browser. Back then, the battle against monopolists was fought on all fronts.

🌐 Looking back, we can see that each of these sites played a role in shaping the internet. Yes, many of them seem like relics of the past today, but they laid the foundation for modern technologies. 90s domains were our first guides to the online world, and the lessons they taught are still relevant today.

Which 90s website left the biggest impression on you, and why does it stand out in your memory?

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Web2.0 and the Battle for Content — Can Machines Defeat Humans?

🌐 Web2.0 today is drowning in diverse content. What’s particularly interesting is that a significant portion of it isn’t created by humans but by artificial intelligence. According to Statista, by 2022, around 50% of all traffic was generated by bots. So, let’s figure out who truly dominates internet creativity — humans or robots?

👾 Bot farms, mimicking human behavior, skillfully manipulate public opinion, creating the illusion of mass support or disapproval. Politicians are delighted — they’ve never had such a virtual crowd before. Moreover, with the rise of ChatGPT and MidJourney, more and more content is being created by machines. However, this material often ends up being either simplistic or a bit odd. In any case, without human involvement, all these mechanisms won’t achieve the desired results.

💡 But it’s not all bad news. Social media moderation is improving the algorithms to block bots, and AI is still miles away from human creativity. For now, user-generated content remains the heart of Web 2.0. It carries emotion, creativity, and authenticity. While humanity is still leading, who knows, maybe one day AI will get to the point where it asks us for clothes and a motorcycle...

Have you ever used AI tools to create content, and how did it compare to your usual creative process?

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Insurance.com for $35.6 million — A Virtual Office with a View to the Future

🌐 Insurance.com is a golden address in the world of domains. Its sale for $35.6 million became a true sensation. This page has become a symbol that digital property can be just as valuable as masterpieces of classical art. The virtual world proves that a prestigious name can fetch truly astronomical prices.

💰 For insurance companies, owning such a domain is like opening an office in the penthouse of a skyscraper called "WWW". The beauty of such an address lies in its simplicity — even a Zoomer immediately understands what it’s all about. Interestingly, the buyer is QuinStreet, and this isn’t their first high-priced acquisition. Considering their $610 million revenue last year, such a purchase for a company with deep pockets is like water off a duck's back.

🚀 Ultimately, Insurance.com showcases the power of uniqueness in the digital world. It’s clear that other domain names may reach similar values in the future. Who knows, maybe the next big thing won’t be a dot-com, but a .ton — a symbol of the new decentralized era.

If you had the chance to acquire any domain in the world, which one would you choose and why?

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