ULTIMATE DOMAIN NAME

● 38 characters in total

(exact length of a domain name that contains

each of all characters recognized by the DNS only once).

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● all 37 registrable characters [1 hyphen (-) / 10 digits (0-9) / 26 letters (a-z)]

● all 1 unregistrable characters [1 dot (.)], which exists at least once in each domain name

● only 1 hyphen ● each digit only once

● each letter only once (*which is possible thanks to the smartest new TLD .xyz)

● character division: 34.3 ● characters used: 1 hyphen / 1 dot / 10 digits / 26 letters

● all characters in correct order (closest to ASCII within the DNS)

● starts with 0 on the left (possible thanks to the DNS rules; ASCII alone would start with the hyphen)

and ends with z* on the right

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● each domain name

consists of a selection of these 38 ASCII characters

which are ALL or the only characters recognized by the DNS

for the formation of domain names

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● 1 of these 38 ASCII characters is the dot (.),

which - as mentioned above - does not belong to the registrable characters,

since its function is only to automatically appear in each domain name

as a punctuation mark between the different domain levels