CoinTelegraph.com published a piece on the current NFT market and included information on Meme.com. The market remains hot for NFT’s according to the article, even with the recent crypto decline. According to a report by decentralized app marketplace DappRadar, the average number of NFT sales rose almost 300%, from 21,815 per day in January, to […]
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” There is no industry with a collective average IQ below the domain name industry”
One of the most active posts for the month at Namepros is right out of the anti how to win friends and influence people playbook. A relatively new investor ripping and demeaning others. It’s become a common theme over the last few years, people who got into the business with little understanding of things like, […]
Continue Reading150,000 Euro buyer of CopyMarkets.com revealed
A few weeks back when CopyMarkets.com sold for 150,000 Euro at Sedo, some were puzzled as why the name would sell so high. One commenter at TheDomains said the valued the name at $0. The domain name was not resolving but today it is forwarding to CopyFX.com. The buyer RoboMarkets Ltd. To learn more about […]
Continue ReadingRADIX’S .TECH DOMAINS & STARTUP GRIND LAUNCH PITCH.TECH COMPETITION FOR IDEAPRENEURS
US-wide Competition To Find The Idea That Has Potential to Become the Next Big Startup .Tech Domains, the leading new domain extension for the tech ecosystem, recently announced a nationwide pitch competition in partnership with Startup Grind, the world’s largest community of startups, founders, innovators, and creators, for idea-stage entrepreneurs to win $10,000 in equity-free […]
Continue ReadingNetfliz.com, worth the risk?
The domain name NetFliz.com closed at $3,889 on Monday at DropCatch. The domain name registered in 2002 had traveled around the world, parked in many places. Then it dropped. It’s hard parking a domain name like this in my opinion because it’s going to show ads for NetFlix. Considering the fact that Netflix tends to […]
Continue ReadingPorn.co sold for $120K redirecting to a .vc
James Booth sold Porn.co back in March for $120,000. This is the fourth highest reported .co domain name sale behind, O.co, Eth.co and Link.co. Porn.co sold in 2019 for $22,109 at Sedo. Porn is one of the most popular keywords for exact match domain name sales. The asking price was much higher where it was […]
Continue ReadingEpic bidding war ends at $105,156 for Alcove.com
Quite the bidding battle over at DropCatch for Alcove.com. The domain name closed at, The domain name was registered in 1996 and owned by a French company, The Hidden Alcove. In French it’s written, alcôve. Alcove is registered in 76 extensions. With about 500 other names using Alcove as the first word in their two […]
Continue Reading67 day old NFT hand reg sells for $4,999
Last week NFTDex.com sold for $25,000 at Sedo. Very impressive for a hand reg that was only 15 months old. Thursday saw another impressive sale on a two month old hand reg. CenterNFT.com sold for $4,999 at NamePull.com. The domain name registered at GoDaddy looks to have already moved to a Chinese registrar. I understood […]
Continue ReadingSecond Time Around for CryptoTrader.net, Hype.co and more
Here is a look at some recent transactions where the domain name sold for the second time. These are comprised of .coms, .io, .co and .org. Some nice flips here with a couple related KeywordX.com names. Interesting to see in the same auction environment CryptoTrader.net went for a lot more expired this time around. Name […]
Continue ReadingNoah.com and Noah.io were sold recently
NOAH SAVINGS (UK) LIMITED – LONDON has acquired the domain name from a registrant in Brooklyn. Noah.com registered in 1995 had a simple landing page up for many years. It also looks like that back in February this same company acquired Noah.io from Josh Sexton. The domain name was parked at Afternic. Noah will be […]
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