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LiveSource: RDAP · rdap.publicinterestregistry.org + rdap.markmonitor.comObserved:
Results are fetched live. DNS answers may come from a resolver cache for up to the TTL shown.
Every registry records when a domain was created. OrbitProbe reads that date from RDAP, the structured replacement for WHOIS, or from the registry WHOIS server for extensions that do not offer RDAP, and counts the time since then.
The date describes the current registration. If a domain expired, was deleted and later registered again by someone else, the creation date is that of the new registration, even though the name itself was in use long before.
What this service recorded for this name on earlier checks. A check happens only when someone opens a report or calls the API: nothing is scheduled, so gaps between checks are normal.
68 checks since Oct 4, 2026, the latest on Oct 11, 2026.
No change in the recorded values across 68 checks.
The history is kept for the domain name only; nothing about who looked it up is stored. Entries not seen again for 400 days are deleted. Changing A, AAAA and hosting values are normal for sites behind load balancers or content delivery networks.
Fixed points of reference, not rankings. Each line says what the value is compared with and where it came from.