District0x software, which is built on the Ethereum blockchain, allows users to establish and operate decentralised communities and markets known as "Districts." District0x set out to address many difficulties that were hurting current decentralised marketplaces by building software that would aid players in better aligning their incentives and decision-making processes before decentralised exchanges like Uniswap acquired broad appeal. District0x provides the core functionalities required to operate an online market or community, such as the ability for users to post listings, filter/search, accrue reputations, and make payments, by utilising d0xINFRA, a framework of Ethereum smart contracts and modules that aims to assist developers in creating marketplaces within District0x.Among these essential features is the potential for users to run an online market or community. Furthermore, each district's governance is managed via a layer supplied by AragonDAO, an open-source programme built expressly to construct decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) on the Ethereum blockchain. DNT, District0x's native coin that is utilised to earn voting rights inside each district, is critical to the platform's day-to-day functioning.

District0x is a decentralised network of community-governed marketplaces and online communities, built on blockchain technology. It operates as an open-source project leveraging Ethereum and IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) to create decentralised districts, essentially, user-owned platforms for commerce, collaboration, and information sharing. Each district functions as a DAO (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation), allowing stakeholders to participate in governance through the native DNT (District0x Network Token). Users can propose, create, and manage districts, ensuring transparency and collective decision-making. Examples include Ethlance (a freelance job platform) and Name Bazaar (a peer-to-peer domain marketplace). By eliminating intermediaries, District0x aims to foster censorship-resistant, community-driven ecosystems where users control both operations and revenue models. It represents a shift toward decentralised, user-owned alternatives to traditional online platforms.