XCFUND

digital asset infrastructure
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The supply of short, premium .eth domains is strictly fixed.

Securing them at base value takes automated precision. XCFUND watches 24/7 and registers yours the second it opens, into a wallet only you control. Your keys, always.

Layers
5
Execution
Self-custody
Coverage
ENS · DNS · On-chain
▶Live
Watch it catch a .eth domain.

Wallet and key blurred for privacy.

01

It watches

You name what you want. It sits on the registry around the clock, so you never have to.

02

It catches

The second the name opens, it fires the transaction. No refreshing, no getting sniped, no being asleep for it.

03

It's yours

Registered straight to a wallet only you control. Not held by us. Yours the moment it clears.

That's the whole thing. You name it, it grabs it, you own it.

01Architecture
How it's built.
L1
Discovery
Monitors registries and on-chain state across ENS, DNS, and social. Surfaces what is open.
L2
Intelligence
On-chain analytics and data aggregation: balances, activity, ownership, contract detection.
L3
Execution
A self-custody engine that registers and claims assets on-chain, straight from your own wallet.
L4
Automation
Bots, pipelines, and schedules that run the flow from discovery to execution, unattended.
L5
Access & control
Licensing, the member dashboard, anti-sharing, and outbound API and webhooks.
✓

Self-custody

Your keys never leave your machine. The execution layer signs locally. We never hold funds.

✓

Rate-compliant

Built on public and official APIs, within their limits. No proxies, no evasion.

✓

Programmable

Watch, analyze, claim, and automate. Every layer is driven from the command line.

02Coverage
What XCFUND covers.
on-chain
.eth names
Ethereum's naming system. Short or clean ones get taken in seconds. XC watches the registry and claims yours straight into your wallet.
koba.eth → claimed
registries
Domain names
.com, .io, .xyz, and more. XC checks the moment one opens up or drops, so you find out first, not last.
koba.io → available
mints
NFT mints
Point it at a contract you're watching. The moment the mint goes live, XC calls it for you, straight into your wallet, no refreshing a page.
mint(1) → 0x9f3a…c1d0

ENS and configured NFT mints register straight into your wallet on their own. Domain names, XC finds them first and tells you, you take it from there.

03NEWTerminal wallet
Connect a wallet and claim assets, from the terminal.

Self-custody, no browser extension. Make an encrypted wallet, fund it, and the engine registers available names straight into it the moment they open. All from the command line.

STEP 01
Connect
$ run.py wallet new
One command builds an encrypted wallet on your machine. You hold the keys, nobody else.
STEP 02
Watch
$ run.py watch koba rina
Name the assets you want. The engine watches them and prices each one live against the registry.
STEP 03
Claim
auto // on-chain
The moment one opens, it registers into your wallet and logs the transaction to your dashboard.
04Custody
So where does the asset actually go?
custody
Into your wallet
On-chain, as an NFT you hold. Not our servers, not a vault we control. If XCFUND vanished tomorrow, your assets would not even notice.
koba.eth → 0x7A1b…508a
portable
Not locked to us
It is a normal Ethereum wallet. Move the key into MetaMask, Rabby or a Ledger and manage everything at app.ens.domains.
export → MetaMask · Ledger
upside
Do whatever you want
Use it as your name, get paid to it, plug it into apps, or flip it on OpenSea for more than you paid.
list → opensea.io
your keys
You are the bank now
Lose the password and it is gone. We genuinely cannot help, because we never had it. Back up your keystore.
recover without key: impossible
05Output
What a run looks like.
bash · xcfund
$ export XCFUND_LICENSE_TOKEN="XC-KEY-8f2a…c1"
$ python3 run.py preflight
[ok] rpc reachable: alchemy chain=mainnet
[ok] wallet: 0x7A1b…508a balance=0.212 ETH
[ok] controller verified minCommitmentAge=60
READY: all checks passed.
$ python3 run.py watch xrp apex xc
[watch] 3 names, every 30s. Ctrl-C to stop.
[watch] xrp: taken
[watch] apex: available, 0.0031 ETH claiming
[claim] apex.eth: sending commit…
[claim] apex.eth: commit mined (0x3d9f…a12b)
[claim] apex.eth: waiting 65s for the reveal window…
[claim] apex.eth: registering for ~0.0032 ETH…
[claim] apex.eth registered tx 0x9f3a…c1d0
[watch] xc: taken
$
06Access
Infrastructure access.

Priced by tier. Higher tiers run more at once, cover more sources, and add webhooks. Billed monthly.

Runs on a Windows or Mac computer, not a phone. Purchase anywhere, then open it on your desktop to start.
ACCESS
$99 / mo
ConcurrencySingle
CoverageCore registries
WebhooksNo
INFRASTRUCTURE
$1,500 / mo
ConcurrencyPriority
CoverageFull
API + WebhooksIncluded
07Onboarding
Never opened a terminal? No problem.

A 60-second crash course on the terminal and the four commands. No experience needed, and there is a cheatsheet to keep.

08FAQ
Straight answers.
Is it custodial? Do you touch my keys?
No. Fully self-custody. Your key lives in an encrypted keystore on your own machine, never leaves it, and never reaches us. It signs locally with your wallet, so we cannot move your funds. Payments run through Whop, so we never see card details either.
What chains does it cover? Does it do .bnb or Solana?
ENS (.eth) auto-registers on Ethereum. NFT mints work on any EVM chain you point it at (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain): you give it the contract, it mints the moment it goes live. Regular domains (.com/.io/.xyz) it watches and alerts you on, you register those at a registrar. No Solana, and no .bnb naming yet.
Does it actually win the name, or just try?
It removes the part you control: your reaction time. It watches around the clock and fires the transaction the instant a name is claimable, so you are never asleep or refreshing. On a contested drop, others compete too and it comes down to gas like any on-chain race. It does not promise you win every time. It makes sure you are never late.
How fast is it?
NFT mints are one transaction, as fast as the chain confirms. ENS has a protocol-required ~60 second commit-reveal step (that is ENS itself, not us), so a .eth registration is about a minute end to end. It begins the moment the name opens.
How do I know it is not a scam?
It is self-custody, so there is nothing for us to drain: we never hold your keys or funds. You run it on your own machine against your own wallet. Payments, refunds, and disputes go through Whop. Any on-chain claim, you can verify yourself.
What do I need to run it?
A Windows or Mac computer, a wallet (bring your own or make an encrypted one in the app in 30 seconds), and some ETH for gas. No coding: you double-click a file, a menu opens, you pick numbers. There is no phone app, but you can buy on your phone and run it on a computer later.
Can one key be shared around?
No. Each key locks to your machine, so a shared key will not run on someone else's box.