Users deposit money into Liquidity Pool to exchange for the corresponding Mint Pass. With each Buy or Burn mechanism, users can receive the amount of Token X corresponding to the fee spent.

"Burn" - this action is performed when the user wants to burn (permanently destroy) their Mint Pass number, either immediately after purchasing it or even at a later time when they know the number of characters in that Mint Pass. After burning the Mint Pass, the user will receive ETH equivalent to the value of the Mint Pass/ETH at the time the Burn transaction is executed. When the user completes the order, the corresponding amount of ETH will be returned to the wallet and an additional amount of X Reward equivalent to the 3% fee will be awarded to the user.

Mint Pass in ERC20 format are transferred to the DON to encrypt and automatically randomize the number of characters. Through this step, Mint Pass will have its technical standard changed to ERC 1155. Users can now set a domain name based on a random number of characters. At that time, the user's request will be sent to the DDRS and this system performs a thorough check to indicate whether the domain name is registered or not.

When duplication does not occur, users can claim Mint their XTech domain name and become part of the X Name Service (XNS). Here, users own their XNS in both forms including NFT and Web3 Name Service. Their NFT is in technical standard ERC 721 and has an exclusive profile picture, with Web3 domain, users can use the domain name of their to access the internet and own their own site