It’s all because of Trump. As we say in China, “When the wind is strong, even pigs can fly.” Trump created the wind, so ride it—but make your own judgment about when the wind might stop.
At least from this article, it seems clear that Trump’s remarks contributed to the surge in new .si registrations. That said, I also think pricing is an important factor. At around $10, .si registrations are significantly cheaper than .ai, which could be another reason for the recent increase in...
Thanks, Paul. You and GiantPanda are genuinely trying to solve the real problem behind domain traffic. After your first post, nothing you’re doing now surprises me at all, it’s exactly the direction I expected.
What does surprise me is why the traditional parking companies are still sitting...
Thank you very much for your new ideas about domain parking.
I think your solution has really high viability, and I believe you'll be like ParkingCrew in 2011 - bringing fresh perspectives and alternatives to the domain parking industry. And most important, the passion.
2025 will be pivotal -...
Learning from history is certainly a good way to think about things, but we cannot ignore objective reality:
AI is an established technical term, whereas SI is more of a naming campaign spearheaded by Trump.
If we look at this on the global stage, would the leaders of China and the EU join...
So true. There are countless discussions in forums about what qualifies as a branding domain, but what you described is what branding domains are really about.
You shouldn’t expect a newly launched TLD to immediately perform well. Registering a relatively unpopular keyword and expecting it to sell for a high price isn’t realistic.
Any TLD needs a long time to gain acceptance and real usage. Even .ai went through the same process before becoming widely...
Probably no insider trading involved in this case. The domain market is too small—they only need to make one public statement to move the price of BTC and potentially make $100M within a minute.
And this wave might actually be partly caused by us—the FOMO-driven domain investors: Newly...