If you need the money, appraise your names to sell in the current market.
If you don't need the money, appraise them for the future market of crypto/blockchain. Not only 2018, but the forthcoming decade when applications other than bitcoin will begin to gain mainstream adoption.
Strongly disagree.
Excellent bitcoin/blockchain related domain names are actually selling for mid-five to upper six-figures right now (not all sales are made public).
Unless your bitcoin holdings were purchased anytime before the beginning of this year, it is only going to get harder to match...
If the "bitcoin empire" falls apart, we loose a couple bucks. If it doesn't, you lose out on perhaps the biggest opportunity in your lifetime in which you can actually own a piece of. Perhaps consider a basic 'risk vs. reward' calculation to more accurately understand the situation at hand...
While Bitcoin Soared, Crypto Domain Names Served Up Prime Online Real Estate In 2017 @Forbes
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathanponciano/2018/01/03/while-bitcoin-soared-crypto-domain-names-served-up-prime-online-real-estate-in-2017/
It depends on grammatical context and what the domain is going to be used for.
For example, somebody (or business) naming a new cryptocurrency would likely prefer to name it "You Coin" , as opposed to "Coin You".
Alternatively, somebody (or business) creating an online casino for...