Best posts by Namer2000
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discuss Handshake domains
In my own experience, opening high and gaining attention for days invites the highest bids. I don't like increasing the second highest bid amount that I have to pay, let alone losing to a whale. Opening low and bidding higher later limits price paid and chance of loss. Namebase auction time is...- Points: 1
- Post #91
- Section: Domain Extensions
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discuss Handshake domains
Skip KYC by buying with BTC on Namebase (any HNS obviously can't be sold until account verification). I'd recommend starting an auction low (0.40) and bidding again in the final hour (4-6 blocks left is usually safe, 1-3 blocks is riskier since your bid may not get mined in time). Your second...- Points: 1
- Post #86
- Section: Domain Extensions
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