parity.domains parking

Parking lander infrastructure. Domains arriving here are typically expiring, parked or entering the aftermarket - rotation, not managed-DNS adoption.

Parking landers and resale marketplaces. Domains arriving here are typically expiring, parked or entering resale - portfolio rotation, not provider adoption.

EvidenceNameserver hosts observed in our scans: ns1.lander.d.parity.domains, ns2.lander.d.parity.domains. No public site at the apex; nameserver infrastructure only. That is common for backend constellations, and it is why a web search for the bare name finds so little.

DNS provider

Gained +3, lost -1, net +2 domains in the last 30 days, among the domains we continuously scan.

Where arrivals came from

namecheaphosting.com2

Where departures went

No routes out among the top published routes.

What the signature covers. The moves counted here are Ed25519-signed observations you can follow to a receipt and verify against the on-chain anchor, so the signature proves who recorded a move and that it was not altered. The classification is curated editorial metadata from the evidence above: a signature never proves a classification. This rollup carries per-route counts, not per-domain samples, so individual moved domains are not listed here. The change feed carries individual moves as they happen. Back to the flows board.