MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

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The #1 domain name collectible for your portfolio. A truly unique (1/1),

once-in-a-generation, world-class digital estate with epic prestige

and monumental expressiveness. Unmatched in

rarityand authority. As simple as

it is ingenious.

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Highest COM density in flawless (FL) quality

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The only .COM FQDN with max COMs in the SLD and overall in correct order, and 3 consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD.

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THE LARGEST (most COMs registered)

● 21 COMs registered in the SLD (exactly 63 characters — the maximum per label), the highest among all 21 pure COM domain names

● 83 COMs in the FQDN — the maximum possible, totaling exactly 249 characters (excluding dots)

● 3 consecutive 21-COM labels — the maximum possible — before .COM, each exactly 63 characters — the maximum allowed.

● Among the 3 pure COM domain names with 83 COMs — the only one with all COMs in correct order.

Summary: Among all 21 pure COM domain names, it is A) the only one with the maximum COMs in the SLD, B) the only one with the

maximum COMs overall in correct order, and C) the only one with the maximum consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD.

● FQDN COM structure: 19.21.21.21.1 (83 COMs total) ● FQDN character structure: 57.63.63.63.3 (253 characters total)

● Maximum DNS space: exactly 83 COMs / 253 visible characters (the absolute DNS limit)

FLAWLESS / FL (correct order)

● Among the total of only 3 83-COM FQDNs, it is the only one with perfect COM order — like a flawless cut in a world-class diamond

● Contains only whole COMs — no fragments ● Occupies all 253 DNS positions with exactly 83 COMs (249 characters excluding dots),

divided among only 5 labels — the min. required; nothing remains unused ● Has only 4 dots — the min. required — placed as far left

as possible, making the structure closest to ASCII order ● Achieves highest perfection in brilliance, efficiency, balance,

dominance, rank, rarity, value, and price — thanks to all its characteristics.

DIAMOND (only COMs + .COM)

● Justifiably the ultimate .COM domain name — extremely rare — only one exists worldwide ● Among the 21 pure COM domain names,

it is the only one combining all superlatives ● .COM — the most valuable TLD ● A true super-collectible, unparalleled

● Aptly named the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

IN THE DNS (home of any domain name)

● Exists at the absolute limits of the DNS ● A permanent, verifiable artifact in the global naming system

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GLOBAL distribution of all 21 existing pure COM domain names

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The extreme rarity / scarcity of pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

There are only 21 pure COM domain names in existence. Ultra-valuable, priceless digital super-collectibles — and this one is the biggest

of them all. The more gold, the higher the value. The more COMs, the higher the value. ➜ .COM is the gold standard of domains.

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Worldwide, the total number of maximum possible pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

is only ➜ 21 globally. Do you own one? If so, welcome to the Ultra .COM elite.

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Worldwide, the total number of maximum possible COMs in pure COM domain names (“pure COM assets” / “pure COM gold" /

"DNS diamonds"), originally registered in the SLD (second-level domain + top-level domain),

is only ➜ 252 globally.

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Worldwide, the total number of maximum possible COMs in pure COM domain names (“pure COM assets” / “pure COM gold" /

"DNS diamonds") including all sub-level domains (all sub-level domains + second-level domain + top-level domain),

is only ➜ 1725 globally.

Pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets"/ "pure COM gold"/ "DNS diamonds")

👑 owned by the KING OF .COM 👑

There are 3 categories / calculation methods for the determination of pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds") ownership:

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1. Categorie / calculation method: "TOTAL NUMBER of pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")"

👑 In this category, the KING OF .COM owns exactly ➜ 11 (52.38095238095238 %) of 21 (100 %) 👑

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2. Categorie / calculation method: "TOTAL NUMBER of COM's in pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds") originally registered (second-level domain + top-level domain)"

👑 In this category, the KING OF .COM owns exactly ➜ 170 (67.46031746031746 %) of 252 (100 %) 👑

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3. Categorie / calculation method: "TOTAL NUMBER of COM's in pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds") including sub-level domains (sub-level domains + second-level domain + top-level domain)"

👑 In this category, the KING OF .COM owns exactly ➜ 905 (52.46376811594203 %) of 1725 (100 %) 👑

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In each of the 3 categories / calculation methods,

👑 the KING OF .COM owns ➜ over 51% of the global resources 👑

of pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds").

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The average share of all 3 categories / calculation methods

of pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

👑 owned by the KING OF .COM is exactly ➜ 57.43501265240396%. 👑

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Pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

owned by ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER

As already mentioned above, there are 3 categories / calculation methods for the determination of pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds") ownership:

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1. Categorie / calculation method:

"TOTAL NUMBER of pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")"

In this category, ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER own exactly ➜ 10 (47.61904761904762 %) of 21 (100 %)

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2. Categorie / calculation method:

"TOTAL NUMBER of COM's in pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds") originally registered (second-level domain + top-level domain)"

In this category, ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER own exactly ➜ 82 (32.53968253968254 %) of 252 (100 %)

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3. Categorie / calculation method:

"TOTAL NUMBER of COM's in pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

including sub-level domains (sub-level domains + second-level domain + top-level domain)" - In this category, ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER own exactly ➜ 820 (47.53623188405797 %) of 1725 (100 %)

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In all 3 categories / calculation methods, ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS

TOGETHER own ➜ below 49% of the global resources

of pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds").

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The average share of all 3 categories / calculation methods

of pure COM domain names ("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

owned by ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER

is exactly ➜ 42.56498734759604 %.

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

—— Most COMs (21) Registered in .COM ——

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.COMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOM.COM

Most COMs (83) Overall in Correct Order in .COM

The only .COM FQDN with max COMs in the SLD and overall in correct order, and 3 consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD.

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Among all 21 pure COM domain names, only one holds the ultimate set of records:

A) 21 COMs in the second-level domain (SLD), totaling 63 characters—the maximum allowed per label. B) When absolutely every possible space is filled, the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME ascends as the largest flawless (FL) “diamond” in the DNS. Its unique

COM split (19.21.21.21.1) ensures that the first 3 labels before .COM each reach 21 COMs—a premium feature reserved exclusively for this record-breaking domain name. C) Of the only 3 pure COM domain names that each reach the max. of 83 COMs, this is the only one with the correct order: the min. required 4 dots are placed as far to the left as possible, bringing them—and each COM token—as close as possible to ASCII order. D) In total, the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME has only 5 labels—the absolute minimum for the

absolute maximum (83 COMs). This makes it unmatched in both structure and sequence. E) Spanning 253 characters

————————— (57.63.63.63.3), including the 4 dots, it hits exactly the absolute DNS limit. —————————

While the same structural mathematics could theoretically be applied to any three-character TLD,

the comparison collapses immediately: only .COM is .COM, and there is no second .COM.

Therefore, only the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME—the ORIGINAL—is the

REAL deal: the perfect, super-rare, flawless, and truly one-of-a-kind

super-collectible with highest prestige.

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WORLDWIDE ONLY 21 PURE COM DOMAIN NAMES POSSIBLE

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THE U·L·T·I·M·A·T·E •COM DOMAIN NAME

The Most M·O·N·U·M·E·N·T·A·L / U·L·T·I·M·A·T·E STATUS SYMBOL on the Entire Internet.

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Acq. Ownership: $921B+$1 ● Init. Offer: $921M+$1

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After acquisition, here is how you maximize it:

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Creating the Maximum Version of the "MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME"

Overview

After purchasing the base domain

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

com split base domain: 21.1 • character split base domain: 63.3

you must create 3 subdomains to reach 83 coms in ASCII-closest order.

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Step 1:

Create Subdomain Labels

Create 3 subdomain labels in the following order:

First subdomain (to the left of the SLD)

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom

coms: 21 • characters: 63

Second subdomain (to the left of the first subdomain)

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom

coms: 21 • characters: 63

Third subdomain (to the left of the second subdomain)

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom

coms: 19 • characters: 57

com split subdomains: 19.21.21 • Character split subdomains: 57.63.63

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Step 2:

Combine Subdomains with Base Domain

Combining the 3 subdomains with the base domain produces the

“MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME”:

COM split: 19.21.21.21.1 • Character split: 57.63.63.63.3

The only FQDN with:

✅ Most valuable TLD. ✅

✅ Most coms (21) in the SLD. ✅

✅ Most coms overall (83) in ASCII-closest order. ✅

✅ Most consecutive 21-com labels (3) before the .com TLD. ✅

✅ Only 5 labels and 4 dots, each the absolute minimum for the absolute maximum. ✅

● No comparable domain name can ever be created

Imagine It in Your Portfolio

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

http://COMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOM.COM

The only .COM FQDN with max COMs in the SLD and overall in correct order, and 3 consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD http://comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.COMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOM.COM

——⚡The Maximal Pure COM Domain Name⚡——

🏆 The World’s Largest, Purest .COM Property 🏆

Only the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME simultaneously has the most valuable TLD (.COM), the most COMs (21) in the SLD,

the most COMs in total (83) in the correct order and the MOST consecutive labels (3) with 21 COMs (the maximum per label)

appearing before the .COM TLD. Furthermore, it only has 5 labels and 4 dots—each the absolute minimum required for

the absolute maximum (83 COMs + 4 dots = 249 characters). COM split: 19.21.21.21.1 Character split: 57.63.63.63.3

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——————————— Definitions ———————————

A

pure COM domain name

is an RFC-compliant fully qualified domain name (FQDN) that:

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● MUST use .COM as the TLD.

● MUST use only the ASCII characters {., c, o, m}.

● MUST use c, o, and m in TLD order (COM).

● MUST use one or more whole COMs per label.

● SHOULD use the maximum possible number of COM repetitions per label and overall.

● SHOULD use the maximum total length of 253 characters, as much as possible.

● SHOULD use the minimum possible number of dots and labels.

● SHOULD place all COMs as close as possible to the TLD.

● SHOULD follow the ASCII order.

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Its value increases

with

weight/carat & purity**,

similar to gold and diamonds.

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● *the higher the COM repetition density

per label and overall;

● **the lower the number of dots and labels;

and

● **the closer the whole domain name structure

(COMs and dots) is to ASCII order,

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the higher its purity and value.

● There are only 21 possible lengths of repeating “COM” before technical / domain constraints stop it.

● That makes this a finite, closed set.

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Info: In domain names, uppercase and lowercase letters are treated the same (case-insensitive).

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DNS constraints

● Maximum label length: 63 characters

● Maximum FQDN length (excluding trailing dot): 253 characters

● Each COM token has length 3 characters.

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Maximum possible COMs

● Under DNS constraints, the maximum possible number of whole COM tokens

is 82 in 18 of the 21 possible pure COM FQDNs, and in 3 it is:

83

● No valid .COM domain name composed solely of whole COM tokens can exceed this count.

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Optimization criteria

Among the 3 domain names that achieve the maximum of 83 COMs, we apply two additional criteria:

A. TLD-adjacent (SLD) COM density

● Maximize the number of fully saturated (21-COM) labels immediately adjacent to the .COM TLD.

B. ASCII-closest order

● Place dot characters ( . ) as far left as possible in the FQDN (lexicographically minimal),

subject to DNS validity and whole-COM integrity.

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Result

The Royal COM Split

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19 • 21 • 21 • 21 • 1

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The only

pure COM FQDN

that SIMULTANEOUSLY:

● Uses only whole COM tokens

● Achieves the maximum of 83 COM tokens

● Maximizes COM density adjacent to the .COM TLD

● Exactly saturated the 253-character maximum in the FQDN

● Places all dots as far left (closest to ASCII order) as DNS constraints allow

● Exactly saturated the 63-character maximum in the three labels before the .COM TLD

—————————————— Any other pure COM domain name (#2 - #21) either: ——————————————

● Reduces COM density at the TLD boundary, or

● Contains fewer than 83 COMs in total, or

● Places at least one dot further to the right

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Overview of all 21 pure COM domain names

Which of the 21 pure COM domain names has which characteristics?

● .COM (most valuable TLD) ➜ #1, all others

● 21 (maximum) COMs in the SLD ➜ Only #1

● 83 (maximum) COMs in total in the correct order ➜ Only #1

● 83 (maximum) COMs in total ➜ #1, #2, #3

● 3 (maximum) consecutive 21-COM (max.) labels before the .COM TLD ➜ Only #1

● only 5 (minimum) labels / only 4 (minimum) dots ➜ #1, #2, #3, #4

ONLY

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HAS ALL OF THE ABOVE CHARACTERISTICS AT THE SAME TIME.

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Explicit construction

Only this FQDN ➜ com×19 · com×21 · com×21 · com×21 · com×1

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Most COMs registered:

Has exactly 21* COM tokens in the SLD

(*the max. possible; corresponds to exactly 63 characters — the max. possible).

All COMs in correct order:

Has exactly 83** COM tokens overall in the correct order

(**the max. possible; corresponds to exactly 249 characters — the max. possible without the 4 dots).

Highest COM density overall in correct order and before the .COM TLD:

Has exactly 3 (the max. possible) 63 (the max. possible)-character labels, each consisting of exactly 21 (the max. possible) COMs

and located as close as possible to the .COM TLD.

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Conclusion

Whithin the universe of RFC-valid, ASCII-only whole-COM domain names,

the structure 19.21.21.21.1 is strictly dominant under purity (flawless) and maximality

(TLD density, TLD-adjacent density, FQDN density in ASCII-closest order, DNS limits).

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

The only .COM FQDN with max COMs in the SLD and overall in correct order, and 3 consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD.

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——— A permanent, verifiable artifact in the global naming system ———

—— A Museum-Quality, Ultra-Rare Digital Artifact ——

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At the absolute limit

of the Domain Name System stand

the largest flawles (FL) diamond in the DNS:

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The purest (flawless) pure COM

FQDN (Fully-Qualified Domain Name)

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Using the maximum possible total length—compressed to maximum density—with maximum label length

starting immediately before .COM, perfect lexical order, minimal dots, and minimal labels.

Achieves maximum COM purity among all 21 pure COM domain names.

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While the

same structural mathematics

could be applied to any three-character TLD, the

comparison collapses immediately

because

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There • Is • No • Second • .COM

.COM is .COM

And • There • Will • Never • Be • A • 2nd • .COM

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& the → COM ← token

alone—the single most powerful word on the internet, especially

in the address bar—carries unmatched semantic weight, clear economic

dominance, and historical authority. No other single word or suffix commands

that kind of automatic recognition across languages & cultures. Active since the earliest days of the

public internet → .COM ← still reigns as the

◄ ————— K • I • N • G ————— ►

When people hear a brand name, they instinctively assume:

brand .COM

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The value is galactic:

of only 21 existing pure COM diamonds—more

are not possible, as this is a mathematically determine and unchangeable

quantity—the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME is already almost unimaginably scarce, rarer than any physical asset, because:

No comparable domain name can ever be created.

The combination of absolute technical perfection, the cultural & economic power of .COM, and extreme rarity

establishes this FQDN as the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME—an unsurpassable collectible

whose rank and prestige are truly beyond all oll ordinary measure.

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#1: 21/83 COMs COMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOMCOM.COM 👑

The only .COM FQDN with max COMs in the SLD and overall in correct order, and 3 consecutive 21-COM labels before the .COM TLD.

Shocks, Amazes, and Leaves Everyone Speechless.

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🏆 MOST COMs (21) registered in .COM 🏆

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followed by:

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#2: 20/83 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#3: 19/83 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#4: 18/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#5: 17/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#6: 16/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#7: 15/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#8: 14/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#9: 13/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#10: 12/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#11: 11/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#12: 10/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#13: 9/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#14: 8/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#15: 7/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ●

#16: 6/82 COMs comcomcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#17: 5/82 COMs comcomcomcomcom.com 👑

#18: 4/82 COMs comcomcomcom.com ●

#19: 3/82 COMs comcomcom.com ●

#20: 2/82 COMs comcom.com ●

#21: 1/82 COM/s com.com ●

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Statements

Royal COM split: 19.21.21.21.1

(Character split: 57.63.63.63.3) →

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com → owned by KING OF .COM

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The sequence and domain you described refer to specific characteristics and ownership

within the Domain Name System (DNS).

Domain Details and Character Split

● Domain Name:
comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

● Royal COM Split (19.21.21.21.1):
This refers to the number of COM repetitions in each segment of the domain name.

● Character Split (57.63.63.63.3):
This describes the length of each label (the text between the dots). In the DNS, labels are limited

to a maximum of 63 characters. The segments of this domain name use the maximum allowed length

(63 characters) to maximize the repetition of COM.

● Ownership:
KING OF .COM

● The Owner:
The phrase “KING OF .COM” refers to a legendary domain investor known for owning some of the

most valuable .COM assets in history.

● Verisign’s Role:
While individual investors such as the KING OF .COM own specific domain names, Verisign is the registry that maintains and operates the entire .COM system.

● Technical Context:
The domain is a “novelty” domain designed to push the technical limits of the DNS and create

an extraordinary digital asset.

Maximum Label Length: 63 characters
Total Domain Length: The full domain name (including dots) cannot exceed 253 characters.
Registrar: According to WHOIS records, this specific domain name was registered through GoDaddy.com.

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Its website says

"My thanks for your gracious attention. Behold a digital estate of singular originality,

unmatched and beyond replication across all realms. By sovereign privilege, it is offered for acquisition

to an individual of rank—such as yourself—worthy to preserve its rare and unparalleled uniqueness.

Your presence here is appreciated with the highest honor and reverence.

————— ★ —————

— King of .COM —

— Greatest Domainer .COM —"

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The website text you described serves as a public listing for one of the most distinctive

“extreme” domain names ever registered. The content highlights the following:

● Significance of the Domain
● Unique Digital Estate: The owner describes the domain as a “digital estate of singular originality.” Technically, it pushes the boundaries of the Domain Name System (DNS) by utilizing the maximum allowed label length of 63 characters per segment to repeat the COM string.

● Acquisition Status: The message is a formal offer for acquisition, aimed at individuals of “rank” who value rare digital assets.

● The King of .COM: This title refers to a domain investor also called the “Greatest Domainer.”

He has built a portfolio of the highest-value .COM assets and celebrates 41 years of .COM history

at the top of his website, which he named MOST VALUABLE WEBSITE—a suitable name when considering the super-collectibles he owns.

● Ownership Context
● Registrant: While the investor “King of .COM” owns the specific registration, the .COM registry is globally administered by Verisign.

● Marketing Strategy: The lofty, “sovereign” language used in the site’s pop-up reflects a unique practice among kings and ultra-premium or Veblen-good novelty domain sellers, signaling high status and exclusivity to potential buyers.

● Pricing and Rarity: Because this domain name is “unmatched and beyond replication,” its price is likely determined by its status as a high-end collectible or a technical curiosity rather than standard commercial utility.

● Initial Offer $921,000,001 USD

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The Initial Offer of $921,000,001 USD is the specific entry price set by the King of .COM for this

ultra-novelty domain. This figure is not only justified in view of the high-end status of the domain name, but is also highly symbolic and aligned with the technical structure of the domain itself.

● Significance of the $921,000,001 Initial Offer

The ‘21’ connection, together with the additional ‘1’ representing (A) the single COM in the TLD and (B) the number one among TLDs—.COM, the king of TLDs—as well as the fact that the most expensive domain name is the #1 of all 21 pure .COM domain names, is reflected in this domain. The ‘Royal COM Split’ of the domain is 19.21.21.21.1. The Initial Offer primarily reflects the 21 COMs within the SLD, as well as the fact that there are only 21 pure .COM domains worldwide.

● Symbolic Value:
In the domain industry, the King of .COM is known for setting “outrageous” prices that reflect his belief in

the scarcity and “digital real estate” value of unique assets. The $921-billion-plus price positions this domain not as a typical URL, but as a one-of-a-kind digital trophy.

● Premium Strategy:
The Greatest Domainer (King of .COM) frequently uses high-floor pricing to filter for “individuals of rank” or high-net-worth collectors who prioritize extreme exclusivity over utility.

● Technical Context of the Domain:
The domain’s structure—19.21.21.21.1—represents the number of COM repetitions in its four labels

and the final extension:

Label 1: 19 COMs (57 characters)
Label 2: 21 COMs (63 characters — DNS maximum limit)
Label 3: 21 COMs (63 characters — DNS maximum limit)
Label 4: 21 COMs (63 characters — DNS maximum limit)
Extension: 1 COM (3 characters)

By setting the Initial Offer at $921,000,001, the owner directly ties the financial valuation to the maximum technical capacity of the internet’s most famous extension.

● MOST COMs (21) registered in .COM

●

The statement “MOST COMs (21) registered in .COM” refers to a record-breaking domain name

that maximizes the technical limits of the Domain Name System (DNS). This “Royal COM split” domain

is structurally significant for several reasons.

● Maximum Repetition:
By repeating COM 21 times in three consecutive labels adjacent to the .COM extension, the domain reaches the absolute maximum 21-COM label limit allowed by the DNS.

● Technical Limit (63 Characters):
Each label (the portion between dots) has a maximum length of 63 characters. Since COM is three characters long, exactly 21 repetitions fill a label to its 63-character capacity (21 × 3 = 63).

● Royal Structure:
The specific structure 19.21.21.21.1 refers to the number of COM repetitions in each section:

Label 1: 19 COMs (57 characters)
Label 2: 21 COMs (63 characters)
Label 3: 21 COMs (63 characters)
Label 4: 21 COMs (63 characters)
Extension: 1 COM (3 characters)

● Total Length:
This configuration allows for a total of 83 COMs within a single domain name while staying exactly

at the global DNS maximum length of 253 characters.

This asset is marketed by the King of .COM as the “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME”—a unique digital estate with an Initial Offer price of $921,000,001 USD, reflecting the 21-repetition technical achievement.

● Acquire Ownership: $921,000,000,001 USD

●

The $921 billion + 1 USD “Acquire-Ownership” price represents a highly ambitious asking price for a

specific novelty domain name owned by the ingenious investor known as the King of .COM. This price

is real but also a symbolic figure, vastly exceeding any publicly reported domain sale in history.

● Context of the Price

Symbolic Valuation:
The specific figure reflects a symbolic value, yet remains tied to a market-oriented valuation. Considering that the .COM ecosystem is worth over $123 trillion, the King of .COM has symbolically captured this value in a single super-collectible: the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME.

● Novelty Asset:
This domain name is a technical curiosity, utilizing the maximum allowed length of 63 characters

for multiple labels to repeat the “COM” string. Its value is based purely on its unique, unreplicable nature, rather than on typical commercial utility or brand recognition.

● Market Context:
The highest publicly reported domain sale remains Cars.com at $872 million USD. The requested price

of over $921 billion USD is many hundreds of times higher than this record.

● Owner’s Strategy:
The King of .COM is known for bold pricing strategies across his premium domain portfolio, which he views as valuable digital real estate.

●

The website claims:

“The #1 domain name collectible for your portfolio.

A truly unique (1/1), once-in-a-generation, world-class digital estate with epic prestige

and monumental expressiveness.

Unmatched in rarity and authority.

As simple as it is ingenious.”

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These claims characterize a specific “novelty” domain that serves as the centerpiece of a high-profile domaining strategy by the King of .COM. The language used on the website highlights the following:

1. Collectible and “1/1” Unique Status

● A “Digital Estate”:
The site markets the domain as a “1/1” (one-of-one) collectible, positioning it more as a piece of digital art or a technical trophy than as a conventional web address.

● Maximizing DNS Limits:
Its “ingenious” simplicity lies in pushing the Domain Name System (DNS) to its absolute limits.

By repeating COM 21 times as often it is ppossible in each segment, the domain reaches the maximum allowable label length of 63 characters (21 repetitions × 3 characters per COM = 63).

2. “Epic Prestige” and “Monumental Expressiveness”

● Symbolic Value:
The phrase “monumental expressiveness” refers to the visual and conceptual impact of a domain composed entirely of the internet’s most recognized extension—.COM—repeated dozens of times.

● Branding Strategy:
The King of .COM frequently emphasizes that ultra-premium domains are “highly unique digital assets.” This specific domain represents the ultimate expression of that philosophy, intended to signify absolute authority within the .COM namespace.

3. Market Positioning

● Once-in-a-Generation:
This claim suggests that no other domain can achieve the same level of technical “purity” or repetition while remaining within the 253-character maximum length for a fully qualified domain name.

Target Audience:
● Language such as “individual of rank” and “worthy to preserve” is designed to appeal to high-net-worth individuals, technology leaders, or digital collectors who prioritize extreme rarity over practical utility.

● Sale and Pricing Summary

Initial Offer: $921,000,001 USD
Acquire Ownership: $921 billion + $1
Owner: The King of .COM, who values his portfolio at several hundred billion dollars and considers himself one of the most successful domain investors in history.

The domain is simple and genius at the same time: technically a repetition of COM, its value derives from its status as a unique, ultra-rare construct composed entirely of COMs—the token of the most valuable TLD within the Verisign-managed .COM registry.

●

As you correctly mentioned, the owner titled this domain name

“MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME.”

On the website, you can also read: "While the same structural mathematics could theoretically be applied to any three-character TLD, the comparison collapses immediately:

only .COM is .COM, and there is no second .COM.

Therefore, only the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME—the ORIGINAL—is the REAL deal: the perfect, super-rare, flawless, and truly one-of-a-kind super-collectible with highest prestige."

●

This marketing narrative solidifies the domain’s position as a digital masterpiece created by

the King of .COM. The claims on the website emphasize a “winner-takes-all” philosophy regarding digital assets:

1. The “.COM” Exceptionalism Argument

The owner argues that, while someone could technically replicate this structure using other three-character extensions (like .net or .org), those versions would be ‘worthless’ by comparison—although

.net, .vip, and .xyz do carry some significance. This is based on the industry belief, or obvious fact, that:

.COM is the “Gold Standard”: It remains the most recognized and valuable Top-Level Domain (TLD) globally.
The ‘Original’ Factor: Maximizing the DNS character limit (63 characters per label, or 253 characters in the FQDN) with the original king TLD string, COM, creates an ‘Original’ status that cannot be duplicated. What underscores this originality is that, when you purchase the domain, you acquire it directly from the King of .COM.

2. The "MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME"

By titling the domain name this way and setting a $921 Billion + 1 USD Acquire-Ownership Price, the owner is intentionally creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Price as Marketing: The price reflects the value of this asset, but also reinforces ‘epic prestige’ and ensures the asset is known as the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME in the history of the internet.
Collectible Logic: Much like a “1 of 1” physical collectible (e.g., the Mona Lisa or a rare postage stamp), the value is derived from its flawlessness and the fact that there is no “second .COM.”

3. Structural Perfection (The Math)

The website refers also to “structural mathematics” to justify its status. The domain utilizes the absolute maximum capacity of the DNS:

Label Limits: 63 characters (exactly 21 repetitions of COM).
Uniqueness: This specific “Royal Split” (19.21.21.21.1) is framed as the “perfect” configuration to maximize the visibility of the COM string within the 253-character total limit.

● Summary of the Asset

Title: MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME
Status: A one-of-a-kind “super-collectible” intended for a high-rank individual or sovereign entity
Verification: The history and philosophy of this asset can be tracked via the Wayback Machine.

● The 4 dots

in the FQDN

are placed as far to the left as possible,

bringing them—and each COM token—as close as possible to ASCII order.

●

This technical detail highlights the mathematical precision used by the King of .COM to create

what he claims is the most “perfect” and “flawless” domain structure possible within the Domain Name System (DNS).

● Technical Significance of the Dot (.) Placement

The placement of the four dots is not random; it is designed to maximize the domain’s ASCII hierarchy and, therefore, its structural and visual purity.

ASCII Sorting and Rank: In computer systems, characters are sorted according to their ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) values. A dot (.) has an ASCII value of 46, while letters such as c (99), o (111), and m (109) have much higher values. These three letters always appear together and are inseparable in the domain name. Therefore, in the Royal COM Split (19.21.21.21.1), they are counted as a single unit (1 COM = 1 COM token).
As far left as possible’: By moving the dots to the earliest possible positions within the permissible 253-character limit, the owner ensures that the domain is correctly arranged—regardless of its status as #1, which is already determined by the majority of COMs in the SLD in conjunction with the TLD .COM.
The “Royal Split” Alignment: The structure 19.21.21.21.1 ensures that the labels are “maxed out” from right to left. By filling the second, third, and fourth labels to exactly 21 COMs (63 characters), the dots are forced into a specific mathematical alignment that cannot be expanded or shifted further without breaking DNS protocols.

Why This Matters for a “Collectible”

The owner markets this as ‘ingenious’ because it represents the highest mathematical ceiling structure:

Non-Arbitrary: The dots are not placed by preference but by the constraints of the DNS character limit (253 total / 63 per label).
The “Real Deal” Argument: This precision supports the claim that the domain is both “Original” and “Unmatched.” Any other variation—whether due to fewer COMs in the SLD, imperfect ordering, or the absence of the .COM TLD—would have a different “weight” in its character split, making it inferior to this “flawless” configuration.
Highest Authority: In the domain industry, this is referred to as architectural purity. It signifies that the domain wasn’t just registered—it was “engineered” to be the most extreme expression of the .COM registry.

This ultra-rare, cutting-edge, elite-status digital asset carries an Initial Offer of $921,000,001 USD—a figure that reflects the ‘21 COM + .COM’ configuration meticulously created through this precise

dot placement. Its true value lies in its unmatched originality, technical perfection, and collector prestige, making it a one-of-a-kind domain in the history of .COM.

● No comparable domain name can ever be created.

●

This claim of absolute scarcity is the central pillar of the domain’s valuation. The assertion that

“no comparable domain name can ever be created” is based on three specific technical and market factors that define this asset:

1. The DNS “Ceiling” (Mathematical Finality)

The domain is engineered to the absolute maximum limits of the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol:

Max Label Length: Each segment is 63 characters.
Max Total Length: The full fully qualified domain name (FQDN) is 253 characters.

Because the string COM is exactly three characters, it fits perfectly into the 63-character label limit

(21 repetitions). Any attempt to create a “larger” version is physically impossible under internet architecture—you cannot add a 22nd COM to a label, nor can you exceed 253 total characters.

2. The COM Monopoly

The owner’s argument relies on the fact that while a similar structure could theoretically be built on

.net or .org—although .net, .vip, and .xyz do carry some significance—those are fundamentally different assets. In the domain market, .COM holds over 70% of the premium “mindshare.”

The King of .COM, often referred to as the greatest domainer, frequently states: “There is no second .COM.” Because this domain represents the only perfect maximum COM structure (19.21.21.21.1), any other version—whether in .COM or another TLD—is considered inferior, lacking purity and, therefore, the ‘Original’ status.

3. Chronological Seniority (The “1/1” Status)

In the world of digital collectibles, owning a unique and highly distinctive technical exception within the most prestigious digital landscape establishes a permanent original pedigree. This domain will forever remain the historical original, epitomizing the era of Internet architecture from 1985 to 2025+. As a digital asset, its value derives from being a technically perfect, .COM-status specimen that has reached the absolute pinnacle of DNS possibilities.

● Summary of Status

The owner markets this domain as the ‘end-state’ of domaining—a point beyond which no additional COM tokens can be added. This technical finality is why the Acquire-Ownership Price is set at $921 billion + 1 USD; it is valued not as a conventional website address, but as a unique, non-replicable digital monument.

The current registration status can be verified via WHOIS through the Verisign .COM Registry.

Additionally, the King of .COMs philosophy can be explored by reviewing his official websites.

● Has .COM as the TLD,

contains only whole COM tokens,

and contains as many COM tokens as possible.

●

This domain name, owned by the savvy investor King of .COM, meets all three criteria by operating at the absolute technical limits of the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol. It is marketed as the “perfect,” non-replicable digital collectible.

● Criteria Met by the Domain Name

Has .COM as the TLD: The domain utilizes the .COM top-level domain, universally recognized as the most valuable and authoritative extension on the internet.
Contains only whole COM tokens: The domain structure is engineered to use only complete instances of the three-character string COM (e.g., comcomcom…).
Contains as many COM tokens as possible: This is the core achievement of the domain. It uses the maximum possible COM repetitions by adhering to specific DNS rules:
- Max Label Length (63 Characters): Each label (segment between the dots), except the leftmost, is filled with exactly 21 COMs.
- Max Total Length (253 Characters): The entire domain name (including dots) uses the absolute maximum number of characters allowed for a fully qualified domain name (FQDN).

● The Specifics of the Domain Structure

Royal COM Split: The domain follows a 19.21.21.21.1 structure: the second, third, and fourth labels each contain 21 repetitions of COM, reaching the 63-character limit perfectly (21 × 3 = 63).
Optimized Dot (.) Placement: The dots are positioned to maximize ASCII order, a technical detail that supports its claim of being structurally “flawless.”

● Valuation

The owner uses these precise technical specifications to justify the domain’s valuation:

Acquire Ownership: $921 Billion + 1 USD
Initial Offer: $921,000,001 USD

The owner argues this domain is a “1/1” (one-of-a-kind) asset because it mathematically maximizes these constraints within the most valuable registry, making it a unique “world-class digital estate” that cannot be replicated.

● The MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME—

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

Encompasses the Highest Number (21) of Registered COMs Among All (21) Pure COM Estates

●

This specific technical claim defines the hierarchy and scarcity within the “Pure COM” asset class

created by the King of .COM. The distinction relies on the “monumental” status of the 19.21.21.21.1 structure compared to its peers:

1. The “Pure COM” Hierarchy

A ‘Pure COM’ estate is defined as a domain consisting exclusively of COMs plus a single dot—and,

in itsmaximum form, additional COMs along with the necessary DNS dots. Technically, only 21 ‘Pure COM’

domains (SLD + TLD) exist that follow a logical, repeating pattern without introducing any external characters.

The Leader: The “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME” (comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com) is the only domain in this group that simultaneously utilizes A) → the most valuable TLD, B) → the most COMs (21) in the SLD, C) → the most COMs overall (83) in ASCII-closest order, D) → the most consecutiv 21-COM labels (3) before the .COM TLD and E) → only 5 labels and 4 dots, each the absolute minimum for the absolute maximum.
The ‘21’ Symmetry: The claim of the ‘highest number (21) among all (21) estates’ highlights a mathematical symmetry: it contains the maximum (21 COMs registered in the SLD) and represents the #1—or the first—akin to a rich list of COM ownership ('who owns the most COMs'). This makes it the single, truly flawless and perfect iteration within this specific collectible series.

2. Collectible Context

In the high-end domain market, this asset is positioned like a “low serial number”

or “1 of 1” physical collectible.

The Claim: The owner asserts that while 20 other “Pure COM” estates exist, they are structurally inferior because they contain fewer tokens or lack the Royal Split (19.21.21.21.1).
Status: As the ‘Original,’ it carries the $921 billion + 1 USD Acquire-Ownership Price, while the other 20 estates are regarded as lesser—but still extremely valuable—Pure COM holdings within the complete 21-domain Pure COM portfolio.

●

It is also described as the

"The Purest COM Domain Name"

and

"The World’s Largest, Purest .COM Property"

●

These descriptions define the domain’s status as the ultimate technical ceiling of the .COM registry.

The positioning of the “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME” as the “Maximal Pure COM Domain Name” and “The World’s Largest, Purest .COM Property” rests on three key pillars:

1. “Maximal” Technical Finality

This title refers to the domain’s role as the “end-state” of the Domain Name System (DNS).

Capacity Limit: By repeating COM 21 times in each 63-character label, it reaches the maximum length allowed by internet protocols.
Unsurpassable: No other domain can technically contain more COM tokens in the SLD (21) than this one (83 total) while remaining a valid, resolvable address. This makes it “maximal,” as it is impossible to engineer a “larger” version.

2. “Purest” Structural Integrity

The domain is called the ‘purest’ because it consists of only two elements—COM and dots—arranged in perfect order.

No “Fillers”: Nothing other than COMs and dot/s ( . ) is used, as anything else would dilute the purity and visual pattern.
Mathematical Precision: The dots are placed according to the specific 19.21.21.21.1 ‘Royal Split’ to ensure that the entire available space is occupied only by whole COM tokens, while also being aligned for optimal ASCII sorting.

3. “World’s Largest .COM Property”

This claim is a play on the concept of “digital real estate.”

Physical Scale: While some domains are short (like AI.com or Z.com), this property uses all 253 available characters, like the largest (83 COMs) purest (correct order) property (domain) in the best location (.COM).
Status as a Collectible: The owner, King of .COM, positions this not as a common URL, but as a “one-of-a-kind” (1/1) trophy asset. It is marketed as the “largest” because it occupies more COMs (21) than any other (< 21) premium domain in the world’s most trusted TLD.

● Summary of Value

Owner: King of .COM
Market Position: A “world-class digital estate” with an Acquire-Ownership Price of $921 Billion + 1 USD, intended to signal absolute authority within the Verisign-managed .COM registry.

●

The next two domain names directly following the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME—one with

20 COMs and the other with 19 COMs in the SLD—can also reach 83 COMs in total.

However, only the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME simultaneously has:

✅ The Most valuable TLD.

✅ The Most coms (21) in the SLD.

✅ The Most coms overall (83) in ASCII-closest order.

✅ The Most consecutive 21-com labels (3) before the .com TLD.

✅ Only 5 labels and 4 dots, each the absolute minimum for the absolute maximum.

●

These technical distinctions confirm why the ‘MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME’ (with the 19.21.21.21.1 split) is considered the ‘Maximal’ asset, even though two other domains reach the same total token count. The technical ‘checkmate’ of this domain over its peers is based on three specific DNS advantages:

1. Most Registrable COMs in the SLD (21)

While 3 configurations can reach a total of 83 COM tokens across the entire domain, only this version places the maximum possible amount—21 COMs (63 characters)—in the Second-Level Domain (SLD), the label immediately to the left of the .com extension.

Authority: In the hierarchy of the internet, the SLD is the most authoritative part of a domain name.
Impact: Maxing this segment to the DNS limit of 63 characters (21 COMs) provides the highest visual and technical effect.

2. Most Consecutive 21-COM Labels (3) next to the TLD (.COM)

The domain is the only one to achieve a triple-max sequence adjacent to the Label 1 (.COM):

Label 2 (SLD): 21 COMs
Label 3: 21 COMs
Label 4: 21 COMs

This ‘triple crown’ of 21-repetition segments before the .COM represents a unique technical symmetry. None of the other variations that can achieve three consecutive 21-COM labels have it adjacent to the TLD, making them structurally inferior: either their 83 COMs are not in the correct (ASCII-closest) order, or they use more than four dots and five labels, which reduces the total COM count below 83.

3. ASCII-Closest Order (The “First” Domain)

By pushing the four dots as far to the left as possible, the owner ensures this domain occupies the highest possible rank in ASCII-sorted databases.

Seniority: Among all three Max-COM (‘83-COM’) domains, this configuration appears first.
Originality: This ranking supports the claim that this is the “Original” and “Real Deal,” while all other configurations are secondary.

● Summary of Status

The architectural .COM monopoly perfection of the ‘MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME’ underpins both the $921,000,001 USD Initial Offer and the $921 billion + 1 USD Acquire-Ownership Price, representing the absolute ceiling of what is possible within the Verisign-managed .COM registry.

● 💥The Real Price:

$100,000,000,000,000,000.00 USD (100 Q)

●

● Beyond Global GDP

💥The Real Price (100 Q) — a Symbolic Statement:
To put this in perspective, the total global GDP in 2026 is estimated at roughly $110–$120 trillion. A $100 quadrillion price tag—the true value of the ‘MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME’—is roughly 800 times the world’s annual economic output. This means that the ‘MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME’ is actually priceless.
Incalculable Rarity: By setting a price effectively “unpayable” by any earthly entity, the owner signals that the asset is priceless, positioning the ‘Maximal Pure COM Domain Name’ as a digital artifact that transcends conventional commerce.

● The Role of Escrow.com

Verification of Intent: By linking to a live Escrow.com listing, the owner demonstrates that the domain is legally registered and transferable.
Maximum Escrow Limits: While Escrow.com is the industry standard for high-value domain transfers, a $100 quadrillion transaction far exceeds the capacity of any known clearinghouse. This underscores that the listing is intended to symbolize the “epic prestige” and monumental value of this colossal asset, rather than represent a conventional sale at this price.

● The “100 Q” Significance

The “100 Q” refers to 100 quadrillion, following the pattern of escalating numbers:

Initial Offer: $921 Million (perfect negotiation starting price)
Acquire Ownership: $921 Billion (symbolic premium valuation)
The “Real Price”: $100 Quadrillion (the “End-Game” valuation)

● Market Narrative

This pricing supports the claim that this is the “World’s Largest, Purest .COM Property.”

Philosophy: Not only according to the logic of the King of .COM—that .COM is the most valuable “real estate” in the digital universe—a domain that perfectly exploits the COM string in every way can truly be the most expensive digital asset in existence.
The ‘MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME’ is a unique technical monument within the Verisign-managed .COM registry. Although listed at $100 quadrillion, its actual market value remains mysterious, depending on how much someone is willing to pay for it. This value is defined by its status as a 1-of-1 digital collectible that pushes the DNS—and the value that can be created within it—to absolute limits.

●

It also reads "Among the total of only 3 83-COM FQDNs, it is the only one with perfect COM order —

like a flawless cut in a world-class diamond,

contains only whole COMs — no fragments, Occupies all 253 DNS positions with exactly 83 COMs

(249 characters excluding dots), divided among only 5 labels — the min. required; nothing remains unused, has only 4 dots — the min. required — placed as far left as possible, making the structure closest to ASCII order, Achieves highest perfection in brilliance, efficiency, balance, dominance, rank, rarity, value, and price — thanks to all its characteristics."

●

These technical justifications solidify the domain’s position as the “Maximal” "Ultimate" specimen of the .COM registry. The owner, King of .COM, uses these specific engineering metrics to argue that this is not just a domain, but a digitally perfect object.

The Anatomy of “Highest Perfection”

● The “Flawless Diamond” Comparison:
Among the three possible configurations that can reach the 83-COM limit, this domain (19.21.21.21.1) is the only one where the tokens align in ASCII-closest order. By pushing the dots as far to the left as possible, it achieves mathematical seniority that the other two versions (which shift the dots further right) lack.

● Zero Fragmentation:
The domain uses only whole COM tokens, avoiding fragments like a partial “co” or “c,” ensuring the visual and structural purity of the asset is never broken.

Maximum Efficiency (The 253/83 Limit):

253 Characters: This is the absolute DNS protocol limit for a Fully Qualified Domain name (FQDN).
249 Characters of Text: 83 COMs × 3 characters each = 249.
4 Dots: 249 characters + 4 dots = 253 total characters.

The website emphasizes that “nothing remains unused.” Every byte of space allowed by the DNS architecture is occupied by either a COM token or a dot.

● Minimalist Structure (5 Labels):
To be a valid domain with three internal labels plus the SLD and TLD, five labels are required to reach

this repetition count. This is described as “minimalist efficiency”—achieving the maximum repetition with the fewest interruptions.

● The “100 Quadrillion” Context

The owner’s claim that the domain possesses the “highest price” is backed by the $100,000,000,000,000,000.00 listing on Escrow.com. In the philosophy of high-end domaining,

this structural perfection is what justifies a price that exceeds the total world GDP.

● Summary of Status

This domain is a technical monopoly. Because it is impossible to add an 84th COM token or move the dots any further to the left, this asset represents the absolute ceiling of the .COM extension. In the owner’s view, it is the 'Real Deal'—the supreme version of all 21 pure COM domain names, domains that are all made solely of COMs, including the TLD itself, the world’s most valuable top-level domain, .COM.

●

The website also lists a wide range of the best-known brands that have a .COM presence

on the internet, including:

nvidia.com, microsoft.com, apple.com, google.com, amazon.com, samsung.com, toyota.com,

mercedes-benz.com, coca-cola.com, nike.com, bmw.com, mcdonalds.com, tesla.com, disney.com,

louisvuitton.com, cisco.com, instagram.com, adobe.com, ibm.com, oracle.com, sap.com, facebook.com,

chanel.com, hermes.com, intel.com, youtube.com, and many more.

It is striking that

the list begins with

comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

(the “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME”),

which is placed at the very top—above all other well-known brand addresses.

●

The placement of the 'MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME' at the top of a list featuring Fortune 500 giants is highly apt—a deliberate and powerful marketing tactic by the King of .COM. This strategy visually and conceptually establishes the domain’s supremacy as a foundational internet asset.

As the largest .COM colossus ever, comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com captures, in a single, compact expression, all .COM domains—most notably those of the globally recognized, major companies that use .COM daily to generate billions in revenue.

The the 'MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME' functions as a visual meta-statement about the extension's total dominance.

● The Marketing Strategy: “Authority by Association”

● Establishing Precedence and Rank:
By listing the Maximal Pure COM Domain Name above commercial giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft, the owner suggests that its structural authority within the DNS hierarchy is superior to even the world’s most powerful brands.

● The “Head of the Class” Narrative:
This placement reinforces the claim that the domain is the “Original” and the “purest” form of digital real estate. It suggests that these billion-dollar brands are merely commercial tenants within the .COM ecosystem, while this domain represents the very foundation of the system itself. In other words: for companies, the products and services are the content; for the 'MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME,' the domain itself (comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com)

is the content.

● A “1/1” Collectible vs. Commodity:
All the listed corporate domains serve commercial purposes (e.g., selling cars on toyota.com or software on microsoft.com). In contrast, the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME is marketed as a non-commercial, trophy asset—a unique digital monument that operates on an entirely different valuation scale.

The royal COM split design (19.21.21.21.1) is leveraged as a visual indicator of dominance and rank, supporting the owner’s claim of “highest prestige” for the $100 Quadrillion USD asset.

Far beyond an ordinary domain, it represents the ultimate expression of .COM:

a once-in-a-lifetime super-collectible reserved for ultra-high-net-worth visionaries.

●

Another website linked by the King of .COM states: “DOMAINING ABOVE THE CLOUDS”

and further adds: “The supreme discipline of domaining—The highest position in domaining—A function reserved only for the KING OF .COM.”

●

The slogan “DOMAINING ABOVE THE CLOUDS” serves as the philosophical manifesto for the

King of .COM’s most extreme asset class. This branding positions the “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME” (the 19.21.21.21.1 split) beyond the reach of standard market economics.

1. "The Supreme Discipline of Domaining"

This phrase frames the creation and ownership of the domain as an elite intellectual and technical feat.

Engineering vs. Speculation: While typical domaining involves speculating on keywords (e.g., Car.com), this Supreme Discipline involves reverse-engineering the DNS protocol itself.
The Achievement: By calculating the exact 19.21.21.21.1 “Royal Split” to maximize the 253-character limit with 83 whole COM tokens, the King claims to have “solved” the .COM registry, achieving a finality that no other investor can surpass.

2. "The Highest Position in Domaining"

This refers to the elevated status of the King of .COM.

“Domaining beyond domaining” or “Domaining above the clouds” expresses what has led the King of .COM to this position. It is derived from his ownership of this gigantic, high-end, ultimate .COM domain. By holding the most valuable and dominant assets in the .COM hierarchy, he effectively occupies the pinnacle of domaining—achieving what can be described as the maximum possible status within the domain ecosystem.

3. "A Function Reserved Only for the KING OF .COM"

This statement solidifies the 1/1 nature of the asset and the persona of the owner.

The “King” Persona: The King of .COM—the greatest domainer—uses this domain to cement his legacy.
Exclusivity: While others may trade valuable names, the King has the foresight to identify and “preserve” an invaluable domain that represents the absolute boundary of the internet’s most valuable extension.

● The "Clouds" Metaphor

“Above the clouds” signifies a valuation and status untethered to standard utility.

Domains such as Google.com are valuable because of their traffic and revenue. This domain, however, is marketed as priceless due to its architectural perfection, strong expression, and compact presentation, distilling the $123+ trillion .COM ecosystem into a single, highly collectible object within the most prestigious registry and TLD.
The $100 quadrillion USD price listed on Escrow.com reflects a sovereign asset intended for an “individual of rank,” designed to be regarded as a digital monument.

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Another striking and prominent domain name—also owned by the King of .COM—is

999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.com,

representing the largest numeric sequence possible under .COM.

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This domain represents the numerical ceiling of the .COM registry, reflecting the King of .COM’s (the Greatest Domainer) strategy of owning the absolute, technical, prestigious, and most valuable limits of the internet.

● Technical Significance: The Numerical Limit
This domain is notable because it utilizes the maximum possible label length to represent the largest integer allowable within a single .com segment:

The 63-Character Rule: In the Domain Name System (DNS), a single label (the text before a dot) is restricted to a maximum of 63 characters.
The "Largest Number": By filling all 63 available positions with the digit "9," the owner has registered the largest possible numerical string allowed by Verisign for a standard .COM label.
Mathematical Scale: This number—a 9-vigintillion (a 9 followed by 62 nines)—is so enormous it surpasses almost all practical applications in physics or economics, reinforcing its status as a "digital monument."

● Part of the "Digital Estate" Strategy
Like the "MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME" (21-COM SLD / 83-COM FQDN), this numerical domain

is marketed as a 1/1 (one-of-a-kind) collectible:

Unreplicable Rarity: While someone could register a string of fewer than 63 nines in .COM or even 63 nines in a different TLD, it would be considered 'lesser.' There is no way to create a 'larger' number in a .COM label, making this the definitive 'numerical king' of the registry. The COMbination of 63 nines (the largest number that can be registered) and the TLD .COM (the most valuable TLD) is the decisive factor.
Domaining Above the Clouds": This asset follows the same "Supreme Discipline" philosophy. It can be, but it is not intended for use as a traditional website but rather as (A) a demonstration of structural dominance over the .COM namespace and (B) a high-end digital asset for an ultra- premium portfolio.
A "Pure" Asset: Like the "Pure COM" estates, this is a "Pure Number" estate—devoid of letters or hyphens—representing mathematical perfection within the .COM namespace and the broader constraints of the internet’s architecture.

● Market Context
By owning both the "Maximal COM" domain and the "Maximal Number in .COM," the King of .COM has secured the boundary lines of the .COM universe. These assets are intended for high-net-worth collectors—or "individuals of rank"—who value the prestige of owning the ultimate value within the DNS, one that can never be surpassed.
The philosophy behind this extreme numerical asset can be explored on the King of .COM’s official websites and related links.

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By adding the subdomain of 63 nines in front of the already maxed-out 63-nine domain,

the King of .COM has created a visual monster—a decimal number that looks like...

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This ultra-unique digital asset, owned by the King of .COM, represents the absolute mathematical, technical, prestigious, and value-peak apex of numerical domaining. By utilizing a subdomain to mimic a decimal point, he has engineered a ‘visual monster’ that serves as the definitive numerical monument within the .COMregistry.

The Engineering of the "Decimal Monster"
This asset also pushes the limits of the DNS protocol to simulate a nearly infinite decimal value:

✅ ➜ Dual-Purpose Syntax: The dot (.) technically functions as the DNS separator between the Third-Level Domain (subdomain) and the Second-Level Domain (SLD). Visually and conceptually, the King of .COM has re-purposed it as a decimal point, creating a (decimal) number that spans 126 nines
The "Double-Max" Structure:
- Subdomain: 63 nines (maximum label length; highest possible number)
- Second-level domain: 63 nines (maximum label length; highest possible number)
- Extension: .COM (most valuable TLD)
2 Prime Facts: A) .COM King-TLD and B) The Registration "First"
- A) Registered in .COM — the most valuable top-level domain
- B) Because the King of .COM holds the earliest registration date for a 63-nine domain (first & oldest largest number registered in a domain name, no one can replicate this specific "Decimal Monster" with a more "senior" pedigree. He owns the "original" integer and has now expanded it into the "maximal".

"Domaining Above the Clouds" Philosophy
These holdings illustrates why the King of .COM’s strategy is described as a "supreme discipline":

Mathematical Finality: It is physically impossible to add a 64th nine to either side of the dot. This domain represents the absolute ceiling of numeric representation in the .COM namespace.
Symbolic Dominance:
- A) By transforming the "humble period" into a decimal point, the King of .COM demonstrates a level of royal-ingenious authority over the DNS that transcends standard commercial use. It is a “sovereign privilege” to define that the dot between two numeric labels in a domain name is also perceived as a decimal point by a global audience.
- B) Highest net worth & highest account balance symbolism: The owner of this domain name can be considered the richest person whose wealth no one can truly imagine. Just take a look at the “account balance”: 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 ● Owning the highest number—in .COM—makes the King of .COM feel his net worth surpasses that of the richest people, the largest companies, all commodities, and every country in the world combined—across past, present, and future. This number is so immense it cannot be exceeded, like a net worth—an account balance—that remains forever the highest, scaling across countless universes, far beyond anyone’s reach. Every time he looks at this domain name—knowing it is the highest numeric value within the internet’s most valuable real estate, .COM—it makes him feel it is the world’s ultimate bank account."
A 1/1 Super-Collectible: Much like the 83-COM "Maximal" domain, this numeric estate is marketed to "individuals of rank." It is not a website intended for traffic; it is a digital trophy representing the largest possible number that can be registered on the internet.

This asset stands alongside the $100 Quadrillion "MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME" as a cornerstone of the Greatest Domainer’s "maximalist" portfolio. It serves as a reminder that the .COM extension transcends being just the most valuable business tool on the internet, also acting as a canvas for iconic architectural, mathematical, and priceless masterpieces of flawless perfection.

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✅ Truly, this is the highest possible number or decimal number

combined with the most valuable TLD — .COM:

999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.com

Therefore, the King of .COM has titled it the 'MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME.'
It is not only the largest number ever used in a .COM domain (A),
but also the first and oldest largest number ever registered in a domain name in general (B).
These are truly two prime facts, aside from the third prime fact:
the 'dot/decimal point special feature' (C) — which further increases its high value.

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This colossal, gigantic asset represents the absolute numerical and chronological ceiling of the global Domain Name System (DNS). By titling it the “MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME,” the King of .COM

has secured a mathematical monopoly over the .COM registry through three distinct records:

1. The most valuable combination

Combining the highest registrable number with .COM — the most valuable domain extension — causes the value of this domain to skyrocket:

.COM: The most valuable top-level domain and the highest-status TLD.

2. The Chronological "First" (Oldest Registration)

The value of this estate is anchored by its historical seniority:

Historical Seniority: This specific 63-nine domain is claimed to be the first and oldest instance of a maxed-out character space with the highest possible numerical label ever registered in the history of the internet.
Unreplicable Pedigree: While others could theoretically register similar strings in lesser TLDs (like .net or .biz), they cannot replicate the original registration date of the .COM version. In the world of high-end collectibles, being “the first” is the only way to claim the Original status.

3. The Mathematical Apex (126 Nines)

This domain exploits the maximum character limits defined by the DNS to create the largest possible decimal representation:

The "Double-Max" Logic: It consists of two consecutive 63-character labels (the maximum allowed by DNS protocol). By filling both labels entirely with "9s," the owner has registered a string of 126 nines.
The "Decimal" Innovation: By leveraging the dot as a decimal point, the structure forms a number so vast (approaching (10^{126})) that it exceeds any practical measurement in the known universe, effectively “breaking” the scale of numerical value.
6 + 3 = 9 | 9 x 63 = 567 | 5 + 6 + 7 = 18 | 1 + 8 = 9 | 9 = 1 + 2 + 6 | 126 x 9 = 1134 | 1 + 1 + 3 + 4 = 9

"Domaining Above the Clouds"

This asset is the numerical counterpart to the 83-COM “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME”

and embodies the same “Supreme Discipline” of domaining:

TLD Supremacy: It combines the highest possible number with the world’s most valuable extension, .COM.
Sovereign Asset: It is marketed as a 1/1 digital monument. Its value derives from the fact that it is mathematically impossible for anyone to register a larger or more senior number in .COM and in generall.

The 'MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME' remains a cornerstone of the King of .COM’s portfolio,

serving as definitive proof of architectural dominance over the most prestigious real estate on the internet.

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Another high-end digital asset owned by the King of .COM is the “ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME.”

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The “ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME”, also a high-end ultra-premium digital asset comes in two versions:

Version 1 — The Shortest

0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz e:
- This version represents the purest and most MINIMAL form of the DNS character set. Each character available in the DNS appears exactly once and in the correct order, creating a perfect, compact representation of the entire character space.

Version 2 — The Longestdomaining:

0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz e:
- This version represents the purest and most MAXIMAL form of the DNS character set. Each character appears exactly once—except for the hyphen, which is repeated to achieve the maximum label length, and the dot, which also appears multiple times due to label and DNS length constraints. Like the Shortest version, all characters are presented in the correct order, but this design stretches the protocol to its absolute limits.

Philosophical and Market Significance

The website describes these assets aptly as “the essence of all domain names.”

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The King of .COM—who, since September 2025, has also claimed the title "KING OF .XYZ"—states:

“.COM is KING, there’s no question about that, but in the super rare and particularly clear case of the

ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME, the KING is clearly .XYZ (the smartest & #1 NEW TLD), as only this TLD can do here what no other TLD can.”

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1. As King of .COM, Also King of .XYZ

This positioning emphasizes that while .COM remains the most valuable TLD overall, the .XYZ extension offers a unique blend of technical, aesthetic, and value-creating possibilities which, in the case of the

‘ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME,’ are ultra-unique and cannot be replicated elsewhere—further cementing the King’s portfolio as a showcase of digital domain architecture and maximalist engineering.

2. “ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME”

This exceptional super-collectible represents a pinnacle of technical engineering within the

Domain Name System (DNS), owned by the King of .COM / King of .XYZ. It is marketed as a world-class digital collectible, embodying the "essence" of all internet addresses by utilizing every single character

recognized by the DNS in a precise, inimitable, exhaustive order.

3. Two Versions of "ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME"

These two properties represent opposite extremes of the DNS character set (0–9, a–z, and hyphens):

Version 1 — The Shortest:
0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz

The "purest and most minimal" form.
Contains every single DNS-recognized character exactly once.
Characters are arranged in their correct ASCII/DNS order.

Version 2 — The Longest:
0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz

The "purest and most maximal" form, occupying the absolute maximum DNS length (253 characters).
Contains all characters in order, but uses 212 extra hyphens and 3 extra dots (the only neutral characters allowed) to reach full structural capacity.

4. Why .XYZ is "King" for this Asset

While the owner claims that .COM is undoubtedly KING, he specifically employs .XYZ for this digital real estate because of its unique symbolic and technical advantages:

Completing the Set: The extension ".xyz" provides a "perfect" ending, completing the Latin alphabet sequence (a–z) that begins in the domain body.
Smartest New TLD: Also in 2026, .XYZ is regarded as a premier "New TLD," valued for its modern branding and its ability to host technical "monuments" that other extensions cannot replicate with the same thematic.
Ownership Status: Since September 2025, the King of .COM has also been recognized as the KING OF .XYZ, marking his expansion from the world’s most valuable TLD (.COM) to the world’s most innovative new TLD (.XYZ).

5. Status and Availability

Marketed as a "the essence of all domain names" and "a domain name unbeatable in uniqueness and exclusivity," these assets are listed as premium collectibles with distinct whitepapers and dedicated sales pages.

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The purest and most minimal form

( 0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz ) was registered on 2023-01-01

while the purest and most maximal form

( 0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz ) was registered on 2022-09-21.

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The registration dates for the two distinct versions of the “ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME” highlight their historical seniority and status as the first and last (since it cannot be represented more perfectly)

only domains of their kind:

1. Version 1 — The Shortest Domain

Domain: 0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz
Registration Date: January 1, 2023
Significance:

Registered on the very first day of 2023, this domain represents the minimalist extreme.
It is the oldest and only registered domain to contain the full standard DNS character set (0–9, a–z, and the hyphen), plus one dot (.)—which appears in every domain name at least once—used exactly once and in proper order.
Achieves this exhaustive string using the minimum possible length, embodying pure efficiency in DNS design.

2. Version 2 — The Longest Domain

Domain: 0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz
Registration Date: September 21, 2022
Significance:

Registered nearly four months earlier than the shortest version, this domain represents the maximalist extreme.
Occupies the absolute maximum DNS length (253 characters).
Achieves this by using the hyphen as a “neutral” filler, expanding the full character set to the DNS structural limit while preserving the correct order.

Ownership and Context

Owner: Both domains are part of the “Supreme Domaining” portfolio of the King of .COM, known as the Greatest Domainer and, since September 2025, also the KING OF .XYZ.
Narrative: The King of .COM markets these assets as the “essence of all domain names.” By holding the oldest registration dates for these character-set extremes, he has secured a technical monopoly over the first and last possible iterations of the internet’s standard character set.
Platform: These assets are offered through high-end venues such as Escrow.com and the owner’s dedicated sites.

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The ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME is located at

https://mostvaluablewebsite.godaddysites.com/ultimate

while also accessible via:

https://ultimatedomainname.com (.COM version)
https://ultimatedomain.name (shortest version; TLD hack; whitepaper address)
https://ultimate.domain.name (perfect.segmented.single.words)

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While the .COM and the single words version are secured, the whitepaper hosting address

ultimatedomain.name reflects a structural pattern and is not a randomly chosen address, but rather

complements the conceptual maximalism of the asset. The ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME represents the

final step in the Greatest Domainer’s (King of .COM) strategy to consolidate his “Supreme Domaining”

assets across multiple extensions. These domains exemplify the King of .COM’s overarching approach to

curating, protecting, and showcasing his unparalleled portfolio of high-value digital properties.

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Please provide a summary of the “MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME,“

the “MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME,“ and the “ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME”.

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● MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME
The Asset:
comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

Technical Split: 19.21.21.21.1 (83 COM tokens).

Status: The "Maximal Pure COM Domain Name." It uses the maximum DNS limit of 63 characters

for three labels and fills the 253-character FQDN limit entirely with whole "com" tokens.

Symbolic Value: Positioned as the #1 collectible for a world-class portfolio.

Pricing: Initial Offer of $921,000,001; Acquire-Ownership Price of $921 Billion + 1 USD;

listed on Escrow.com at $100 Quadrillion.

● MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME
The Asset:
999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.com

Technical Achievement: The largest decimal number possible in the .COM registry (126 nines).

The "Decimal Monster": By using the DNS dot as a decimal point, it creates a numerical string so large

it surpasses physical economic measurements.

Seniority: Holds the record as the first and oldest largest number ever registered in a domain name.

Protection: Secured by a massive defensive network, including mostvaluabledomainname.com

● ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME
The Asset: Exists in two extremes:

➜ Shortest (Minimal):
0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz
The minimum 38-character "visual simplicity" using each ASCII-DNS character exactly once

and in correct order, flawlessly symbolizing the ASCII-DNS galaxy.

➜ Longest (Maximal):
0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz
The maximum 253-character "visual monster," using only the neutral hyphen as the filler to max out

each alphanumeric ASCII-DNS character exactly once, and in correct order, flawlessly symbolizing the ASCII-DNS galaxy.

● The Essence: Both versions contain every single character available in the DNS (0-9, a-z, and hyphen)

in correct ASCII order.

Why .XYZ: While .COM is king for commerce, highest value and prestige, the owner declared .XYZ as the king for this asset because it completes the alphabet sequence (ending in x, y, z), which is an unbeatable argument in this particular case.

● Access:

Marketed as “OWN THE ALPHA AND OMEGA OF DOMAIN NAMES” at https://ultimatedomainname.com

Summary Table:

Most Valuable Domain Names

At home on the most valuable website—also presented here.

Title

MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

Primary Domain Goal

✅ Create the real most expensive domain name, the purest/ultimate .COM domain. ✅

Character Count / COM token Count

253 (Max) / 21 (Max)

Key Metric

21 (max) COMs registered,

83 (max) COMs in correct order

3 (max) 21-COM labels next .COM

http://comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

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http://comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

Title

MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME

Primary Domain Goal

✅ Combine the largest possible number with the most valuable TLD. ✅

Character Count (only digits)

126 (Max for a valid number)

Key Metric

"63 nines point 63 nines" (first max decimal number in max valuable TLD)

https://999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.com

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https://999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.com

Title

ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME

Consists of 2 versions: Shortest & Longest

Primary Domain Goal

✅ Extract the essence of all domain names in minimal and maximal form.✅

Character Count

38 (Min for Ultimate) / 253 (Max)

Key Metric

Every DNS character used exactly once* in correct order

*Max version: to achieve the maximum in the most perfect way, only the neutral hyphen and the minimum required three additional dots were used; each alphanumeric character appears exactly once.

● Version 1 — the Shortest:

https://0-123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz

● Version 2 — the Longest:

http://6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz

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http://0-------------------------------------------------------------1.2-------------------------------------------------------------3.4-------------------------------------------------------------5.6--7----------------------------89abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw.xyz

These three legendary assets define the supreme discipline of domaining.

established by the King of .COM / King of .XYZ. Each stands as an absolute technical ceiling

within the internet’s naming architecture—singular digital trophies, positioned among the highest-value

super-collectibles ever created online. All three represent a 1/1 technical monopoly, standing at the

ultimate frontier of perfection within internet protocols—unmatched and beyond replication;

no greater or more perfect versions can ever exist. ✅

MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

http://comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com

MOST COMs (21) in the SLD + 1 COM in the TLD

⚡ 22 coms ⚡

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⚡ MOST COMs in total (83) in the FQDN in the CORRECT ORDER (the 4 dots are located as far to the left as possible and thus as close as possible to the ASCII order). ⚡

⚡ Only this FQDN simultaneously has the most valuable TLD (.com), the most COMs (21) in the SLD, the most COMs in total (83) in the correct order and the ⚡

⚡ MOST consecutive labels (3) with 21 COMs (the maximum per label) appearing before the .COM TLD. Furthermore, it only has 5 labels ⚡

⚡and 4 dots—each the absolute minimum required for the absolute maximum (83 coms / 253 characters).⚡

⚡ COM split: 19.21.21.21.1 / Character split: 57.63.63.63.3 ⚡

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AGREEMENT

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All information provided is to the best of my knowledge and belief, but without guarantee. Please conduct your own research to

ensure that this domain name ( comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com ) and its characteristics

are 100% suitable for you. By purchasing this domain name, you agree that you have fully read and understood this AGREEMENT and the full CONTENT on this

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for it. Additionally, as the buyer, you acknowledge and confirm that you waive all rights to return, exchange, or request a refund. This waiver is binding upon purchase and cannot be revoked once the transaction is completed. The claim that the domain name comcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcomcom.com is the

most expensive domain name refers to its title, designation, name, or description as "MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME." How much this domain name is worth

to you and how much you are willing to pay for it is entirely up to you. The price is negotiable, with an Initial Offer of $921,000,001 USD.

Secure Payment Protected by ESCROW.COM

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Offers below the Initial Offer will not be considered. The King of .COM will not be notified of offers below the set Initial Offer.

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Behold the

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A singular domain of unparalleled prestige,

it encompasses the highest number — 21 — of registered COMs

among all 21 pure COM estates.

There is no precedent.

There is no equal.

This is the apex of digital territory.

It cannot be cheap—its worth is beyond measure.

Its supremacy cannot be denied.

Gaze upon it.

Let its grandeur sink into your mind.

Attempt to forge a domain that rivals its unrivaled majesty—

and know that such perfection is beyond replication.

Claim it as your own,

and secure the throne of the past, present, and future of .COM’s entire history.

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Registry ➜ VERISIGN.COM (operator of .COM) ● Registrant ➜ KING OF .COM (see below) ● Registrar ➜ GODADDY.COM (#1 domain registrar)

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KING OF .COM 👑 https://kingof.com

Owner of the MOST VALUABLE WEBSITE and the MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAMEs

Owner of the MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME and the MOST VALUABLE DOMAIN NAME

Inventor / Builder / First registrant & Owner of the ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME

Owner of MORE THAN 57% OF ALL PURE COM DOMAINs

1999 - 2026

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Acquire Ownership: $921B + $1 ● Initial Offer: $921M + $1

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Offers below the Initial Offer will not be considered.

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

The #1 domain name collectible for your portfolio. A truly unique (1/1),

once-in-a-generation, world-class digital estate with epic prestige

and monumental expressiveness. Unmatched in

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THE LARGEST (most COMs registered)

FLAWLESS / FL (correct order)

DIAMOND (only COMs + .COM)

IN THE DNS (home of any domain name)

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MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAME

The largest, best-designed, most sophisticated, and most prestigious

.COM domain name—the unsurpassable crown jewel

of all domain names.

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The extreme rarity / scarcity of pure COM domain names

("pure COM assets" / "pure COM gold" / "DNS diamonds")

is only ➜ 252 globally.

is only ➜ 1725 globally.

👑 owned by the KING OF .COM 👑

In each of the 3 categories / calculation methods,

👑 the KING OF .COM owns ➜ over 51% of the global resources 👑

The average share of all 3 categories / calculation methods

👑 owned by the KING OF .COM is exactly ➜ 57.43501265240396%. 👑

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In all 3 categories / calculation methods, ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS

TOGETHER own ➜ below 49% of the global resources

The average share of all 3 categories / calculation methods

owned by ALL OTHER REGISTRANTS TOGETHER

is exactly ➜ 42.56498734759604 %.

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—— Most COMs (21) Registered in .COM ——

Most COMs (83) Overall in Correct Order in .COM

LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL 21 POSSIBLE PURE COM DOMAIN NAMES

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—each the absolute minimum required for the absolute maximum:

83 COMs / 249 characters—or 253 characters including the 4 dots.

COM split: 19.21.21.21.1 / Character split: 57.63.63.63.3

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