Today: (Song) The NamePros Aftermarket Expat – Soft country/rock fusion / .discount – gTLD (Generic Top-Level Domain) / ThePath.ai sold for $32,500 and More… Here are the new discussions that caught my…
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A $150k domain sale – Can you guess what landing page it was using?
Today: .democrat – gTLD (Generic Top-Level Domain) / Domains in the Age of AI: Infrastructure, Not Just Branding / whois data tracking/extracting and More… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye…
Quality vs Quantity: The Portfolio Shift Happening in Domaining
Today: (Song) Chasing The TLD Dream – Banjo Mountain Country / .digital – gTLD (Generic Top-Level Domain) / That moment, when a domain sells for the highest listed price instead of the lowest……
Domain Names Owned By Shark Ninja
When people think of SharkNinja, they think of category-leading vacuum cleaners, kitchen appliances, and problem-solving consumer tech. What often goes unnoticed, however, is the digital real estate strategy sitting quietly behind the…
Rick Schwartz Reclaims Property.com After $36M Deal Ends
In the world of high-stakes digital real estate, few names carry as much weight as Rick Schwartz, widely known as the “Domain King.” For thirty years, Schwartz has treated the internet’s top-tier…
Steal of the Century? Encyclopedia.org Sells for Under $15K
Steal of the Century? Encyclopedia.org Sells for Under $15K The domain industry had its eyes glued to the screen today as one of the most authoritative .org assets on the market headed…
Who Bought L5.com for $95,000?
In early 2025, the ultra-premium two-letter domain L5.com changed hands in a major transaction on the Sedo marketplace. The sale price was reported at $95,000 USD, a significant investment that signaled a…
What will 2026 bring to the domain name industry?
The 2026 Horizon: A Transformative Year for the Domain Industry Happy New Year! As we step into 2026, the domain name landscape is no longer just about “finding a good .com.” We…
NQ.com: A $27,000 Investment That Predicted the Domain Boom
Back in 2004, Hunter Cohen and his company, CoNeXus Software, Inc., made a bold move by acquiring the two-letter domain NQ.com for just $27,000. At the time, critics debated whether this price…