
The same idea, written in thirteen languages.
Every extension in this category means some version of “crypto wallet” in a different language — Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Bengali, Arabic, Hebrew, Yiddish and Hindi. Almost all Web3 naming assumes English, and this is the part of the collection that does not. Each page states what the name means and how it resolves.
A reader does not switch alphabets halfway through, which is the entire point of a name meant to be read.
India, Indonesia, Brazil and Vietnam are among the largest crypto markets by number of holders, and almost none of it is addressed in the local language.
The name displays as written and resolves through its punycode form beneath. Nothing about ownership is different.