Radix reveals 46 top level domain name applications
Radix is first out of the gate with 46 new gTLD applications, and the names show where it thinks the next rents are.
Radix confirmed what was already an open secret in the back rooms: it filed for 46 TLDs in the current expansion round. Being first to disclose isn't altruism; it sets the narrative before ICANN's official publication.
The notable names are .agent and .crypto. Neither is a generic bet; both are vertical plays on AI-driven commerce and digital asset infrastructure.
A 46-application portfolio is not a shopping list, it's a land grab. Radix is banking that volume plus selective keywords will give it enough lottery tickets in the new gTLD draw.
For domain investors, the signal is less about the TLDs themselves than the timing: registry bets are being placed now, and the secondary market will price them once launch rules are clear.
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