RCA Pad, RCAICO, RegCA.xyz — three names, one boundary

The house has three public names and a temptation to turn each of them into a company. The playbook forbids it. RCA Pad is the canonical brand on RCApad.com. RCAICO is an acquisition programme for ICO-intent issuers. RegCA.xyz is community and category content. All three must describe the same boundary: B2B launch services, not a sale, not a venue, not an official platform.

The temptation is obvious. A domain that contains “ICO” or “Reg CA” will attract inbound that wants a pad. If we meet that inbound with pad language, we have taught the market the wrong lesson and invited the wrong supervision. The ICO Launch page exists to say the quiet part: we will screen you like everyone else, and we will not run your sale.

Community content is the other leak. A weekly brief, founder interviews, launch stories — all of it can slide into an uncontrolled retail investment-promotion feed. The house rule is that community content is owned, edited, and claims-checked. It is not a firehose of token tickers. If a story cannot be told without inducing a purchase, it is not a story we run.

Founders asking “are you the Reg CA platform?” should get a short answer. No. There is no such official platform here. There is a services firm in London that will help you operationalise a launch, refuse to underwrite a title, and send you to your own counsel. If that is disappointing, this house is the wrong house. Disappointment at the screen is cheaper than disappointment after a public thread.

Do not launch duplicate companies or duplicate the commercial site. One canonical domain. Purpose-specific pages until a name has a genuine standalone job.