An executive from Unstoppable Domains, Sandy Carter, was reported attending a high-profile gala hosted by President Donald Trump at his Virginia golf club, part of a dinner event revolving around Trump's meme coin. The event, characterized by its political overtones and association with an authoritarian figure, raises concerns regarding potential political alignments and implicit endorsement of far‐right circles.

Unstoppable Domains and Blockchain.com announced a strategic collaboration to develop a browser and email-compatible '.blockchain' Web3 domain. The initiative involves submitting an application to ICANN for a new generic top-level domain, potentially expanding decentralized digital identity management and reducing reliance on traditional DNS structures.

Unstoppable Domains is facing criticism from ENS lead developer Nick Johnson over its patent application (US11558344), which is alleged to mirror innovations developed by ENS. Critics argue that this move undermines the principles of open source and open standards, potentially stifling collective innovation and centralizing control.

ENS lead developer Nick Johnson has issued an open letter demanding that Unstoppable Domains drop its recently awarded patent, arguing that the technology is entirely derivative of open-source innovations developed by ENS. The move, which comes amid warnings of potential legal action, has raised concerns about the company’s business practices and its use of intellectual property to potentially stifle industry collaboration.

At the Web Summit in Lisbon on November 2, Unstoppable Domains announced the formation of the Web3 Domain Alliance, a coalition aimed at establishing a self-regulatory framework for blockchain-based domains to combat phishing, cybersquatting, and impersonation. The company also joined the Open Metaverse Alliance to address interoperability and digital identity challenges through self-governance rather than centralized regulation.

Unstoppable Domains announced a partnership with Opera to deploy blockchain-based domains that resist centralized censorship. This move is designed to counteract authoritarian efforts to shut down politically objectionable content and empower users with control over their online identities.

Unstoppable Domains secured $4 million in Series A funding to expand its blockchain-based domain services that enable the creation of censorship-resistant websites, positioning the firm as an enabler of global free speech in the face of increasing digital surveillance and authoritarian control.