It can't, and never will. The more you build the central controls, like trademark enforcement, to the system, you might as well replace it with a central datab

It can't, and never will. The more you build the central controls, like trademark enforcement, to the system, you might as well replace it with a central database and licensed registrars and thats what we have now. The global DNS namespace is heavily controlled. I very much doubt that these funny namespaces will be anything other than a fad used in niche applications. Metamask supports .eth, fine, but you wont be pointing at your https server with it if you expect grandma to resolve it. We have seen it before, many times. NewNet isnt a thing this decade. You cant invent arbitrary TLDs and expect the internet to use em.