The latest Great Domains auction starts at Sedo today and there are some heavyweight names on the list. PrivateEquity.com, VentureCapital.com and Soft.com to name a few.
One of the names on there is OpenSea.com, Opensea.io is home to the large NFT marketplace that has been in the news all year for many reasons.
OpenSea logged a record $3.4 billion in transaction volume in August, according to Dune Analytics.
CNBC reported last month that there has been insider trading going on at the platform. The company now valued at $1.5 billion, said on a blog post mentioned in the CNBC article:
“Yesterday we learned that one of our employees purchased items that they knew were set to display on our front page before they appeared there publicly,” the company wrote in a blog post Wednesday.
Crunchbase shows the company has raised over $127 million in funding.
There is a healthy reserve for the name on Sedo in the $500,000 – $999,999 range. According to DotDB.com the name opensea is registered in 424 extensions.
In the lower reserved names I think there will be a lot of action on 5g.co and Comedy.org, both with just $99 reserve price.
Here is a link to all 170 names being auctioned at Sedo’s Great Domains auction.
I have opensea.ai . It is good name for art generated with AI.
OpenSeaSucks.com is still the best!!
The “Healthy Reserve range” could be “cause” for UDRP
This domain is not what would be a generally accepted top Category worthy of value
If there is any credibility at all (not likely) to automated “appraisals” there would be
another strike in favor of UDRP
The seller could not prove independent value beyond Opensea.io
1. opensea.com
gdaddy.com Estimated Value: $6,769
2. opensea.com
PC.domains Estimated Price: $472.00
3.opensea.com
estibot.com Estimated Value: $1,900