.openx: The TLD for Open Data, Verifiable AI, and Onchain Intelligence

AI is only as strong as the data behind it. As models grow more capable, the real challenge is no longer computation. It’s trust. Where data comes from, who contributed it, how it can be verified, and how contributors are credited all matter more than ever.

That reality is exactly where OpenLedger operates. And today, that work gains a domain namespace built for the same principles.

In collaboration with OpenLedger, we’re introducing .openx, a Web3-only top-level domain built for the future of open data, AI attribution, and verifiable intelligence onchain.

.openx is designed for the people and systems powering open, permissionless data networks.

It gives contributors, builders, datasets, and AI-driven applications a clear, human-readable identity that can be used across wallets, platforms, and onchain environments. As data becomes a first-class asset in AI and Web3, naming becomes part of the infrastructure.

.openx provides that foundation.

OpenLedger is building an open data network designed to make AI more transparent, accountable, and economically fair. Earlier this year, they raised $15M in funding to accelerate the development of decentralized data infrastructure for AI.

At its core, OpenLedger enables:

• Verifiable data contribution, where datasets can be traced back to their source
• Attribution and rewards, ensuring contributors are credited and compensated
• Composable access, allowing AI builders to source trusted data without centralized gatekeepers

The network is designed to support large-scale data coordination for AI training, inference, and evaluation, while keeping provenance intact. Instead of data disappearing into opaque pipelines, OpenLedger keeps contributions visible and measurable.

This approach positions OpenLedger at the intersection of AI infrastructure and onchain economics, where data becomes something you can prove, own, and monetize rather than simply provide.

.openx extends that philosophy into identity.

As data networks scale, identity becomes operational.

.openx gives OpenLedger participants a shared namespace that reflects how the ecosystem actually works. It allows data providers, AI builders, and infrastructure projects to operate under names that signal transparency, credibility, and alignment with open intelligence.

.openx is built for:

• Data contributors who want attribution tied directly to their work
• AI builders sourcing and publishing verifiable datasets
• Protocols and tools integrating open data into AI workflows
• Research collectives coordinating large-scale data efforts
• Ecosystem participants who want their identity to reflect openness and accountability

In a world where trust is increasingly programmatic, names matter. .openx provides a naming layer that reinforces the values OpenLedger is building toward.

As with every new domain namespace, early participants have the opportunity to secure the most meaningful and high-potential names before they’re claimed.

Getting in early means access to clean, relevant identities that align directly with data contribution, AI infrastructure, and open intelligence.

Think names like:

• secure.openx
• model.openx
• verify.openx
• index.openx
• network.openx

These are the kinds of names that become harder to secure as ecosystems grow.

Every .openx domain comes with onchain functionality designed to support real infrastructure use cases:
🌐 Onchain websites for publishing datasets, documentation, or protocol information
💸 Human-readable onchain payments that replace long and complex wallet addresses
🆔 UD.me profiles to establish an interoperable onchain identity that moves with you
💬 Messaging and Group Chat for coordination between contributors, builders, and ecosystem participants

These tools allow identity, contribution, and coordination to live under a single name.

OpenLedger is building the rails for open, verifiable AI. .openx gives that ecosystem a shared identity layer built for clarity, attribution, and long-term participation.

Whether you’re contributing data, building AI systems, or supporting open intelligence infrastructure, .openx gives your work a name that fits the role it plays.

👉 Claim your .openx domain and own part of the open data economy.