question Has anyone tried Domora (a Fractionalization Scheme)

[jberryhill]

Based on social media post, chatbots on X just love Domora - a domain fractionalization scheme which is not available in the US.

Given that all things domain related end up being discussed at Namepros, I'm surprised there isn't a thread about this one.

It's another one of those "Move your domain to our expensive registrar and agree to sell it only through our platform where you'll have to pay off a lot of other people before that happens" types of schemes, with the upside that you can get people to pay you for shares in a domain name that's never going to sell anyway.

But has anyone actually tried this for real?

 

[biggie]

Hi

never heard of it/them
and wouldn’t get involved anyway

that model has been tried a few times in the past


imo…

 

[NickB]

Never heard of domora....

I do remember getting emails from the owner of Napkin.com about fractional ownership...did a search on here and found the below

https://www.namepros.com/threads/sh...ore-opportunities.1166612/page-2#post-7535923

Wonder what happened with it....

 

[A-I-M]

It may be “legal” on paper… but it is a high-risk model with many gray areas.

Was reading the terms of the platform and in summary; users do not own the domain.

They only receive a contractual “Exclusive License”, while legal control remains with the original registrant and the platform through Power of Attorney.

This creates significant dependency and legal risk. If anything goes wrong, token holders have limited protection.

This kind of model will not be aproved by the SEC , Im sure. Is a simple Tokenization structure

 

[Abowt]

This seems risky