What I build.
Payments and sovereignty — built onchain, and tied together by one idea: a name you own can carry real weight. It can settle a deal, and it can hold ground no one can take back.
Shaka.deal
Get paid the day you close.
The deal closes and the money moves — your cut, the referral, the affiliate, everyone, in a single payment. No chasing. No splitting by hand. No commission that never comes.
A payment router that settles every party at once, the instant a deal is done. Your name is the account: pay kooky.queensland, and it lands.
Namespaces live onchain. Building on them, now.
Alongside Shaka, a sovereign naming infrastructure — the names minted and resolving onchain today, the public sites shipping now.
Queensland, permanent.
A namespace the State owns permanently — held, not hired. It can't lapse, and no one can revoke it. One project, two ways in.
The State's names, held permanently and owned in full. Nothing to renew, no authority that can pull them back.
Your own .queensland name, permanently yours. Claim it once and it stays — no renewals, no one who can reclaim it.
The same anchor, on a market that won't stop growing.
Queensland proves the model on a State. Esports proves it on a global market — competitive gaming, hundreds of millions of players, growing year on year. The same question applies: who owns the name at the base of it all?
Esports.name is a sovereign onchain root for the whole scene — the top-level name minted and held as infrastructure, not rented, not for sale. One root for a market the size of a nation.
A sovereign onchain root for competitive gaming. Minted, permanent, resolving — held as infrastructure, not sold as names.
"One idea, all the way down: a name you own. It pays you, and it holds — for a person, for a sector, for a State."