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30 October 2018

MMX celebrates launch of blockchain TLD by joining stock market

Registry service provider Minds + Machines Group (MMX) has celebrated the official launch of its new top-level domain (TLD) .luxe, which runs on the regulated internet as well as on blockchain, by opening trading on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

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