.ton name
Its auction ended 3 days ago1 Oct 2026, 20:13 UTC
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1GRAM
The winner has not taken the name yet, so it has no holder. It becomes theirs with their first message to it — the button here, or setting any record below — and its year starts then. Of the winning bid, the name's contract keeps 1 GRAM and passes the rest to the .ton collection at that moment.
Each change is one message from your wallet to the name's contract, with 0.05 GRAM attached (it stays on that contract). Any change also renews the name for a year.
Serverxmul4nbfz6j4gsl3tjuh3fxpbiip7ytpwdiql2d6jwhxiig5pgtekzf.adnlADNL in hex: d945f1a12e7c9e1a4bdcd343ecb7785087ff137d86882f43f26c7ba106ebcd32
What opens at lllllllllllllllllllllll.ton — and at lllllllllllllllllllllll.ton.website. A server's ADNL address works in both forms: 64 hex characters, or the 55-character address ending in .adnl that a TON site prints when it starts.
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UQAJHgU12lASxlaxhIjCtPbFEpfsWzldr0kKPxkeBTdBj-An
Lets people send to lllllllllllllllllllllll.ton instead of an address, in wallets that resolve names.
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Not set
A bag of files the name points at. This is not the website: browsers and gateways read the Website record above, which can itself be a bag.
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Not turned on. Turning them on creates a small contract of your own — a subdomain manager — and tells lllllllllllllllllllllll.ton to ask it. Both steps go in one request to your wallet: 0.1 GRAM stays in the manager to pay for its storage, 0.05 GRAM on the name's contract.
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