You clearly have not through this through. The free market mechanism is the ONLY one that distributes resources fairly, including domain names! Let's look at a domain name like Bloom.com. Who should own it? There are THOUSANDS of different trademark holders across hundreds of classes of goods & services. Which one of those is "entitled" to the domain name? How do you differentiate? What criteria? Don't be a socialist cuck. Domain names are just digital land. First come, first served...until someone with more money and a bigger vision buys it from the smaller guy because it is a smart commercial decision. Then someone even bigger comes along one day and buys it again. Then they go bankrupt and the domain goes back to the market and the cycle starts again. It's a beautiful thing.

AI can clone your product in a weekend. Design around your patents in hours. Turn your engineers, designers, and managers into commodities. It cannot steal the exact name people already type, remember, and trust. Your domain is not a URL. It is the last scarce brand asset left. A trademark protects one mark in one class. Your exact-match .com is the name they type in every class. Everything else just became a commodity. Brand = Domain Name = The Last Moat