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Hosted by imrulo.eth · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 71 episodes
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Not your typical domain podcast. Domain Industries dives deep into the evolving world of domain names — from .coms to Web3, from trends to traps. No hype, no hidden agendas — just honest analysis, market insights, and the conversations investors, builders, and learners deserve. If you’re in the game — or thinking about joining — this is your edge.Disclaimer: The content shared in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be considered financial advice.
imrulo.eth hosts Domain Industries: The Real Internet Game, a technology show with 71 episodes published.
This podcast explores the intersection of premium digital branding and technological autonomy through the lens of the Janeiro curated knowledge hub . We delve into the core concept of AI sovereignty , examining how regio
In this episode, we explore how small, artist-owned properties like Maison Soleil are offering a different path for tourism in Seychelles as the country celebrates 50 years of independence. While most resorts were built
This episode explores the strategic evolution of Maison Soleil from an "artist's sanctuary" into a vibrant "café-gallery" . We delve into artist Andrew Gee’s vision for the Creole Art Café & Bar , discussing how he plans
Step into the exotic Creole charm of Maison Soleil , a handcrafted boutique retreat nestled above one of the most beautiful bays in the Seychelles. In this episode, we explore how artist-owner Andrew Gee transformed this
In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into the world of domain investing with lessons straight from Andrew Rosener — CEO of MediaOptions and one of the top domain brokers on the planet. Discover why the smartest entr
Dive into the timeless wisdom of Rick Schwartz, the legendary "Domain King." In this episode, we break down his viral December 2025 post on long-term domain holding, explore his multi-million-dollar sales that prove pati
Early .eth holders spent millions on registrations and renewals believing they were funding the decentralized future of internet identity.They were sold “the next .com,” “own your name forever,” and “no one can take it a
The 2025 .brave Website-Building Challenge has wrapped — and the results prove that onchain identity is finally going mainstream. With over 1,200 creators worldwide, the competition showcased real Web3 products built on
A massive sale just shook the domain market. AIreviews.com sold for $1.34M after being acquired for just $480 in 2021 — and the seller also locked in 9% equity. We break down how this deal happened, why AI-driven names a
How far can ENS go? We explore the shift from hype to real utility, and what .eth means for the future of digital identity in Web3.
This is the most complete and honest explanation of ENS (Ethereum Name Service) ever recorded. No hype, no drama-just clarity. Two hosts break down everything ENS never explained clearly: what ENS really is (a protocol,
In the Eyes of the DomainKing® — What a Domain Really Replaces Presented by Domain.industries — The Voice of the Digital Frontier Inspired by Rick Schwartz, The DomainKing® , this episode explores a radical idea: “A grea
In this episode of Domain.Industries , we explore how Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and DOMA Protocol are fusing the Web2 and Web3 worlds. Discover how tokenizing traditional domains like .com or .ai turns them into transf
Everyone loved using OpenAI’s AI inside their browsers — until OpenAI built its own browser. Suddenly, innovation turned into fear. In this episode, imrulo.eth explores the psychology behind that panic — why humans celeb
What if just three letters could shape the next internet? In this episode by Domain.industries , we explore the deep symbolic and strategic potential of H2O.eth and B2B.eth — two ENS domains that represent opposite yet c
In this episode, Domain Industries dives into the four-year struggle behind the acquisition of debridge.com — a domain that tested patience, strategy, and persistence. From rejected offers and failed negotiations to a ch
oin Domain.Industries for an inside look at Domain Days Dubai 2025 , the leading event in the Middle East & Africa for domain investors, registrars, Web3 builders, and digital entrepreneurs. Discover what makes this conf
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Welcome to Trip.Brave , a visionary demo exploring how Web3 and blockchain can transform global travel. Discover a new era of exploration — where privacy, transparency, and digital freedom redefine how we connect with th
In this episode, we dive into how Ethereum Name Service (.eth domains) is shaping online identity. While ENS can’t stop every exploit, it plays a crucial role in preventing impersonation, building trust, and making Web3
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