Hello, below is an answer that was given earlier by James Drake, CEO of Embermine on the Domaintoken Telegram channel... I think it's a nice short resume with info for new DOMainians..


DomainToken is a multi-communication protocol management token that works to provide singular and fully customizeable addressing for all forms of electronic addressing and routing. By utilizing encryption and a sophisticated, but easy to manage interface, users can manage the secure electronic routing of all communication to one verifiable digital address that is both transparent and retain privacy.

Now there is a lot of technical handling that happens, of course, but when someone "claims" a DomainToken, and giving it a "name" That name is fused to that token and it gains a status as "active". Active tokens are a separate designation for the token as it can still be traded, sold, or even just given to someone, but they are forever designated to that particular name, and all protocols assigned to, route only to that name.

So I could claim a DomainToken for "Embermine", anyone using the address "Embermine" will see their payment (thats right it will work for crypto), email, web address, or whatever they were using it for, resolve to send to and ONLY to, Embermine. the place you actually want it to go. No misspelling traps. No worry about HTTPS (it is encrypted by default). No ability for someone to capture and reroute the information. single connection peer to peer encryption of the information sent instantly to a known address.

To start, the technology will be native and work throughout any Embermine Platform project, page, or program, with us already working with several TLDs to incorporate DNS natively with it, which will also bring use email and Voice over IP functionality (one of the main reasons we went to MERGE). We have several meetings set up next week, on with the former CFO of ICANN, Kevin Wilson, to help set up a a series of trainings and meetings with top TLDs like Verisign, to help them learn more about DomainToken and how they can use it as a service to their customers for flexibility on their Domain purchases, perhaps even setting up systems where they will automatically register a DomainToken for the domain when it is purchased or issued.

I will get to a LOT more with Domain Token I am sure, but that gives you the top down look at it in a thumbnail.

New on the forum but been busy with crypto for a while now.

ETH will remain strong I think, so I’ll be holding that. Also think that NEO, ARDR, IOT and STRAT will keep up the good work next year. An interesting coin for the midlong term could be Civic (CVC).

Also picked up two “cheap” coins, DENT and KIN in which I invested.

DENT has had an increase of more than 2000% last two months and the team has just release an app for peer-to-peer mobile data exchange. Could get very big this year.
KIN is still in an early stage of mobile messaging (the KIK project) and It seems like the team is trying to build a solid ecosystem. They also want to “move” the KIN coin into the Stellar Network this year so that could be an interesting development.