Digital asset register · labs.llc
One hundred and
sixty-seven assets.
One operator.
This is the whole book, not a selection from it. Fourteen properties are live and running on data that moves; twenty-nine are in active development; one hundred and twenty-four are held — renewed, documented and waiting for either an activation or a buyer. Every row says which it is, because a register that flatters itself is not a register.
The counts below are read off the same file the dark edition reads. If a number here disagrees with a number there, one of them is a bug, and there is only one file to fix.
Flagship · live now
The fourteen you can open in a tab.
A flagship earns the word by being in production and by having something underneath it that a competitor cannot copy in a weekend — a live feed, a collected dataset, an engine. The rest of the book is honest about being something else.
The register
Every asset, by tier.
Filter by tier, or search the book by name, domain, category or anything said about an asset in its own line. Rows are grouped by category, and the group says how many are in it.
How it is counted
What the numbers on this page mean.
167 is a count of assets, not of pages. A property with six pages is one row. A domain held and not yet built is also one row, marked Strategic, and is not dressed up as anything else.
Flagship means shipped. Fourteen properties are live in production. Every one of them is reachable from the menu on this page, and you are invited to go and press the buttons before believing anything written here.
$4.8M+ is deliberately the low end. It values the fourteen flagships on what they are, and the remaining one hundred and fifty-three holdings — including fifty-four premium dot .im identity assets — at renewal-cost-plus-comparables rather than at any figure a strategic buyer might pay. The word conservative is doing real work in that sentence.
Nothing here is an offer. This is a register of what is owned and a description of what it does. It is not financial advice, not a solicitation, and not a prospectus.
The full data room — the flagship deep-dives, the moat notes and the per-asset valuation reasoning — is the sibling property at /investor/. It reads the same book this page does.
Corrections are welcome and acted on. If a row here is wrong about something you know first-hand, write to e@labs.llc and it gets fixed at the source, which fixes it in all four editions at once.
Make an approach
Everything reaches the same desk.
Acquisitions, partnerships, a question about one row, or an offer for a single domain in the strategic tier — all of it goes to one address and is answered by the person who built the thing you are asking about.