domain CRYPTOBAN.CO

Why would anyone want to brand a company around the idea that crypto might get banned?

It's like being an app developer and having a URL like www.mobileappsarebadforyou.com

whenpillarsfall said:

Why would anyone want to brand a company around the idea that crypto might get banned?

It's like being an app developer and having a URL like www.mobileappsarebadforyou.com

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You could read it also as a domain hack of cryptobanco which could be translated as cryptobank

similar names sold:
cryptobank.com 125,000 USD 2017-04-02 Undeveloped
cryptobanks.net 455 USD 2018-02-07 GoDaddy
cryptobanko.com 165 USD 2018-01-25 Flippa
cryptobankaccounts.com 150 USD 2018-01-11 NameJet

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I would qualify it as a domain hack of cryptobanco and appraise at:

reseller price up to $100
enduser: up to low $x,xxx

1Darko said:

I would qualify it as a domain hack of cryptobanco and appraise at:

reseller price up to $100
enduser: up to low $x,xxx

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My worry is that "ban" is something that many in the crypto community worry about. Whether it's states banning exchanges or usage, barely a day goes by when the market isn't thrown into panic because of the latest "ban" rumour.

It's a real sore spot for cryptocurrency users and I really think it will limit the commercial value of such a name.

whenpillarsfall said:

My worry is that "ban" is something that many in the crypto community worry about. Whether it's states banning exchanges or usage, barely a day goes by when the market isn't thrown into panic because of the latest "ban" rumour.

It's a real sore spot for cryptocurrency users and I really think it will limit the commercial value of such a name.

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That's a valid argument! The OP can test it here on namepros and auction it off.

whenpillarsfall said:

My worry is that "ban" is something that many in the crypto community worry about. Whether it's states banning exchanges or usage, barely a day goes by when the market isn't thrown into panic because of the latest "ban" rumour.

It's a real sore spot for cryptocurrency users and I really think it will limit the commercial value of such a name.

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Now, the point is crypto, bitcoin, eth etc...they all are in the global financial game or in other words it's the horse that everyone has their money on at this time. My personal opinion is the world authorities cannot stop it but rather find a way to put some sort of control on it or they themselves get into the game.

Thank you all for the feedback thus far...excellent conversation.

It could be a site that shows the varying legal status of Bitcoin across the world, by country.

What about an appraisal?