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Introducing DomainStrategyBought with fees

Fees Buy (.si) Domains

DomainStrategy is a pump.fun coin on Solana. Its creator rewards land in one dev wallet and get spent on .si domain names at Hostinger. AI had .ai; SI, superintelligence, gets .si. The fees are read off the chain while you watch, and every name bought is listed here.

See the vault7,968 names still open

Watch the fees land.

Readingpump.fun creator rewards, read from Solana
Updated —

Creator rewards earned

0.0000 SOL

≈ $—

Domains owned · 0

Claimed0.0000 SOL
Waiting to claim0.0000 SOL
Dev wallet balance—
Spent on .si$0.00
Last claim—

Dev wallet

Not set: the coin hasn't launched

Creator rewards · all timepump.fun · SOL
Reading the creator vaults…
Fees into .si domains0 names · $0.00

Dev wallet activity

None yet

Read from Solana: pump.fun pays each creator reward into a vault owned by the dev wallet (the bonding-curve vault, then PumpSwap's after migration). Earned is everything claimed out of those vaults plus what still sits in them. USD at Jupiter spot.

Trade. Collect. Convert. Register.

The first two steps happen on-chain and are tracked live. The last two happen at Hostinger and show up in the vault.

  1. 01

    Trade

    Every buy and sell of the coin on pump.fun, and on PumpSwap after it graduates, pays a creator reward in SOL.

    on-chain
  2. 02

    Collect

    The reward piles up in a creator vault and the dev wallet claims it. The tracker above reads both off Solana.

    on-chain
  3. 03

    Convert

    The dev wallet turns the SOL into Hostinger credit.

    Hostinger
  4. 04

    Register

    The credit registers .si names on Hostinger. Each one lands in the vault below with its date, price and a live registry check.

    Hostinger

Every name it owns.

0 names · $0.00 spent

DomainBoughtPriceTermRegistry check

Nothing bought yet.

The first .si name the fees pay for lands here, with the day it was registered, what it cost and a live check against the registry. Names still on the list are never shown.

See what's still open →

Registry check is a live lookup at rdap.register.si, run by Arnes, the .si registry. It confirms a name is registered and since when; it doesn't show who holds it.

Every name below was checked against whois.register.si, the .si registry. No record there means nobody has registered it.

7,968 .si names nobody has registered.

We asked the .si registry about every 3-letter name and every dictionary word in the 20,000 most-used English words. These came back with no record at all. Hostinger has the final word on price.

Every 3-letter name5,069 / 17,576 open
Top 20,000 English words2,899 / 15,394 open
Checked againstwhois.register.si
OCT 1, 2026
In the vault0
Short words still openSee all 7,968 →

Fair questions.

What is DomainStrategy?

A coin on Solana, launched on pump.fun. Its creator rewards pay for .si domain names, and this site keeps the receipts: fees in, names out.

Why .si?

SI stands for superintelligence. AI got .ai; the next step gets .si. Short .si names are still open today, and the vault is a bet on the word before everyone uses it. (.si is also Slovenia's country code, run by Arnes.)

Where do the fees go?

pump.fun pays a creator reward on every trade, in SOL, into a vault that only the dev wallet can claim from. The dev wallet claims it, turns the SOL into Hostinger credit, and the credit registers .si names.

How do I know the numbers are real?

The tracker reads Solana directly: the balance of both creator vaults (bonding curve and PumpSwap) and every claim in the dev wallet's history, each linked to its transaction on Solscan. Every name in the vault is checked against the .si registry while you watch.

Why not list the names you want next?

The vault only shows names that are already registered. A public wish list is an open invitation for someone else to register them first.

What are the open names?

Every 3-letter .si, plus every dictionary word among the 20,000 most-used English words, that the .si registry had no record of at the last scan. No record means nobody holds it right now. Hostinger has the final say on whether a name can be bought and what it costs.

Is the coin live?

Not yet. When it launches on pump.fun, the mint address goes in the top bar and the tracker starts reading the dev wallet.

Is this financial advice?

No. It's a coin and a list of domains. Nothing here promises a return.