showcase Showcase your .si domains (super-intelligence)

Andreas B. · Jun 24, 2024

Thanks to @Lox we now know, that Microsoft owns the domain copilot .si

SI, clearly, stands for Super Intelligence in this case.

Do you own any .si domains?

I'll start with the one I have;

Roboter .si

How about you?

URL Stream · Sunday at 10:35 PM

joro001 said:
Funny, I sold none 2 weeks ago and last week I sold 3 for over $15,000 net and had multiple 4 figure offers including a starting $5,000 offer on Atom I haven't even replied to yet.

Not my experience at all, demand has been growing for me!

It's hard to imagine we're talking about domains of the same quality.

I only bought my first .si domain on September 28th. About ten were aftermarket purchases, and the rest were hand registrations.

Of the eight I've sold, five were hand regs sold through @NotRenewing*, and the other three sold through Sedo and Dynadot.

I kind of regret selling some of the better ones, but I need the cash flow to keep building the portfolio.

Of note, I switched to MO during the second week, thinking I'd do better, but crickets. So now it's back to BIN.

Especially frustrating is spending time finding hidden gems and researching their potential value, only for the platform to come back with some excuse about the seller. This has happened multiple times, wasting my time and tying up my limited capital.

I still believe there's plenty of opportunity out there for the right curator.

Just sharing my POV.

.SI PORTFOLIO SUMMARY	Amount
Total Invested	$1,799.45
Gross Sales	$1,843.00
Selling Fees	$283.50
Net Sale Proceeds	$1,559.50
Sales Profit	$1,198.75
Net Cash Position	-$239.95
Domains Sold	8
Domains Remaining	53

*@Sully, friendly reminder to create a NotRenewing handle to tag.

joro001 · Sunday at 10:48 PM

URL Stream said:
It's hard to imagine we're talking about domains of the same quality.

I only bought my first .si domain on September 28th. About ten were aftermarket purchases, and the rest were hand registrations.

Of the eight I've sold, five were hand regs sold through @NotRenewing*, and the other three sold through Sedo and Dynadot.

I kind of regret selling some of the better ones, but I need the cash flow to keep building the portfolio.

Of note, I switched to MO during the second week, thinking I'd do better, but to no avail. So now it's back to BIN.

Especially frustrating is spending time finding hidden gems and researching their potential value, only for the platform to come back with some excuse about the seller. This has happened multiple times, wasting my time and tying up my limited capital.

I still believe there's plenty of opportunity out there for the right curator.

Just sharing FWIW.

.SI PORTFOLIO SUMMARY Amount
Total Invested $1,799.45
Gross Sales $1,843.00
Selling Fees $283.50
Net Sale Proceeds $1,559.50
Sales Profit $1,198.75
Net Cash Position -$239.95
Domains Sold 8
Domains Remaining 53

*@Sully, friendly reminder to create a NotRenewing handle to tag.

That is indeed very different to me.
I invested in all of my 150+ .SI over a year ago and paid renewals already on all of them.

I haven't bought anything recently I have what I want.
I sold outcome, redeem and mobilize.

On Friday I got a $5k opening offer on atom from an end user on one of my one word .SI, I have around 60-70 of them.

TLDN · Sunday at 10:59 PM

Not everyone is going to see results right away. The movement is still fresh and early stage. Sales are not proportionate across all domain holders and especially for those with not many holdings. Although, domainers with sizable holdings still may not see depending on the quality of their domains, listing strategies, type of portfolio, the trend, and so forth.

Remember to showcase your support and belief in .si as well as your domains.

Recently, I see some people on the forum and even here expressing doubt and waning confidence who were solid supporters of the .si movement.

I also see other people trying to shut it down in other threads besides this one who are most likely holding bags of .ai domains.

To people holding .ai domains, don't feel threatened as many companies would also like to own the .ai version too. There is room for all of us.

Still, some domainers will feel insecure. You may see an influx of covert .ai bag holders trying to trash .si. As well, you may see .si holders trying to bury it too to get good aftermarket values and scraps of hand-regs.

To those who are uncertain, keep a level head. Also, I urge the smart ones to call out these sneaky suspects like I did recently in another thread.

Of course, you will see a spike after an event like this one. I do see some end-user purchases (pivotal companies who set the trend) besides domainer investment. Things will seem slow and uncertain after it, but you don't know what is happening behind the scenes of large unreported sales and other domainers on the sidelines ready to pounce when the market dips.

Take it slow and do a bit of research before hand-registering that domain you think might sell. Look more into aftermarket domains.

Be patient. It took much longer for .co, .io, and .ai to become great successes.

Hashim · Sunday at 11:30 PM

URL Stream said:
It's hard to imagine we're talking about domains of the same quality.

I only bought my first .si domain on September 28th. About ten were aftermarket purchases, and the rest were hand registrations.

Of the eight I've sold, five were hand regs sold through @NotRenewing*, and the other three sold through Sedo and Dynadot.

I kind of regret selling some of the better ones, but I need the cash flow to keep building the portfolio.

Of note, I switched to MO during the second week, thinking I'd do better, but crickets. So now it's back to BIN.

Especially frustrating is spending time finding hidden gems and researching their potential value, only for the platform to come back with some excuse about the seller. This has happened multiple times, wasting my time and tying up my limited capital.

I still believe there's plenty of opportunity out there for the right curator.

Just sharing my POV.

.SI PORTFOLIO SUMMARY Amount
Total Invested $1,799.45
Gross Sales $1,843.00
Selling Fees $283.50
Net Sale Proceeds $1,559.50
Sales Profit $1,198.75
Net Cash Position -$239.95
Domains Sold 8
Domains Remaining 53

*@Sully, friendly reminder to create a NotRenewing handle to tag.

This is a nice transparent breakdown of the sums and refreshing to see on this forum. If it makes you feel any better, my total invested is about 5 times yours while still in the red. But I'm in this for the long term... or so I tell myself.

November · Sunday at 11:44 PM

www.CryptoTrader.si

Zir0 · 2026-10-26T04:44:23+0000

CBDOils.si cbdoil.com sold for 500K

lambo.com · 2026-10-26T04:46:33+0000

Hashim said:
Picked up a shitload of brandables for good measure, might have got a little carried away but definitely holding off now for a while. These are most of my favourites, along with some potential AI/SI-powered uses. When Sedo eventually decides to verify them, I'll be putting them on Afternic landers and pricing them at average prices, probably around 3K.

Advisr.si (advisor, therapy-optimised LLM for life, relationships, careers, business, etc.)
Appealz.si (appeals, generate appeals for parking tickets, traffic violations, etc.)
Athleet.si (athlete + leet, sports and fitness tracking, elite player coaching, etc.)
Beest.si (beast, cool-sounding brandable)
Billz.si (bills, budgeting-optimised LLM)
Bitez.si (bites, personalised meal planner, recipe generation, restaurant booking, delivery service, etc.)
Buffr.si (buffer, generic applicable to programming, finance, investing, etc.) [I also own Buphr.com]
Bugz.si (bugs, bug-tracking/finding/exploiting cybersecurity tools)
Callz.si (calls, call screening or automation app)
Catchez.si (catches, good for a new or existing drop-catching service)
Chargerz.si (chargers, EV charging spot aggregator/search)
Cheks.si (checks, KYC/verification and screening service)
Conceev.si (conceive, fertility window tracking app, sperm donor directory/vetting, etc.)
Deeler.si (dealer, vehicle dealership CRM/management software)
Domayns.si (domains)
Eest.si (east, Eastern-themed brandable)
Eets.si (eats, personalised meal planner, recipe generation, restaurant booking, delivery service, etc.)
Facez.si (faces, genAI photos/videos)
Feest.si (feest, automated meal planner, recipe generation, restaurant booking, delivery service, etc.)
Gayns.si (gains, gym tracking and optimisation tool, personal trainer LLM, etc.)
Glassez.si (glasses, glasses visualisation app, glasses store, etc.)
Kaffeine.si (caffeine, anything coffee-related or just a cool-sounding brandable)
Karbs.si (carbs, personalised meal planner, recipe generation, calorie tracker)
Keywordz.si (keywords, AEO/SEO monitoring/optimisation)
Klaims.si (claims, insurance and personal injury LLM)
Klerk.si (clerk, administration-optimised personal assistant, CRM software, etc.)
Klicks.si (clicks, click tracking, analytics, anti-bot software, PPC ads, etc.)
Kloak.si (cloak, VPN or other privacy software, cool-sounding brandable)
Knok.si (knock, doorbell camera service, parcel tracking, etc.)
Konquer.si (conquer, cool-sounding brandable)
Krib.si (crib, baby and toddler monitoring/alert app)
Kups.si (cups, privacy-focused bra and lingerie measurement LLM)
Lawz.si (laws, case law scraping/searching/transcription service)
Layd.si (laid, hookup/ENM/dating app, relationships advice LLM, etc.)
Listenr.si (listener, therapy-optimised LLM for life, relationships, careers, business, etc.)
Lokate.si (locate, missed connections, people- and item-tracking LLM, etc.)
Lyrik.si (lyric, music transcription LLM/API, etc.)
Mitey.si (mighty, cool-sounding brandable)
Musikal.si (musical, music generator, transcription LLM/API, etc.)
Observr.si (observer, cybersecurity incident tracking, domain watching, etc.)
Periodz.si (periods, menstrual period tracking and optimisation LLM)
Phlu.si (flu, medicine- and healthcare-optimised LLM app)
Poppie.si (girl's name, also own Poppie.ai)
Preech.si (preach, Christian LLM)
Recruitr.si (recruiter, head-hunting automation, CRM for recruiters, careers advisor LLM, etc.)
Seets.si (seats, ticket booking, scanning, tracking, alerts, etc., event planning)
Sharez.si (shares, investment-optimised LLM for portfolio management, tracking, alerts, etc.)
Singr.si (singer, music generator, transcription LLM/API, etc.)
Skanner.si (flight scanning, automated CCTV alerts, cybersecurity monitoring and alerting, domain tracking, etc.)
Skrape.si (scrape, scraping API)
Skreams.si (screams, horror/Halloween-themed image and video generator) [also own Skreams.com]
Streems.si (streams, video generator, CRM for streamers, streaming service, etc.)
Sobr.si (sober, personal sobriety tracking/accountability, dry bar directory, etc.)
Tabz.si (tabs, browser automation/productivity tool)
Tayl.si (tail, cool-sounding brandable)
Thik.si (thick, female-focused personal trainer LLM, gym tracking and optimisation, etc.)
Thinnr.si (thinner, weight-loss-focused personal trainer LLM, gym tracking and optimisation, etc.)
Tradez.si (trades, investment-optimised LLM for portfolio management, cryptocurrency, Forex, etc.)
Trayn.si (train, public transport ticket personal assistant for planning/booking/optimisation)
Trayner.si (trayner, personal trainer LLM, sports and fitness tracking, elite player coaching, etc)
Vowz.si (vows, personalised wedding planner for planning/booking/gift-buying/alerts, etc.)
Websitez.si (websites, website generator, web design)
Yeeld.si (yield, investment-optimised LLM for portfolio management, cryptocurrency, Forex, etc.)

In entirely unrelated news, I've now passed the 600 domain mark. Think it might be time to start refining my portfolio and liquidating some of my weaker domains.

Added Lahore.si and Karachi.si

Pusang Gala · 2026-10-26T09:02:33+0000

PK @ Realtime @RealtimeUK October 26, 2026
Good morning 🫡

Here's some recent .si sales to brighten it:

Octavius .si $2,000 (Spaceship)
Riches .si $600 (Spaceship)
Collins .si $4,500
Translate .si $7,000 (Spaceship)
Immersion .si $5,000 (Afternic)

PickThisName · 2026-10-26T09:51:57+0000

Got these 2 today

MrDhruv · 2026-10-26T10:06:16+0000

Recurseify.si

alop · 2026-10-26T10:06:33+0000

URL Stream said:
*@Sully, friendly reminder to create a NotRenewing handle to tag.

register it and sell it for .99 - 11

uteke · 2026-10-26T10:52:49+0000

marcoRuth · 2026-10-26T13:13:36+0000

Of course china will use Ai because they are loosing too much on that stupid $200 .ai extension.

But Ai going to be replaced entirely though it will take time

November · 2026-10-26T13:17:14+0000

CryptoTrader.si

SLDOptions · 2026-10-26T13:32:16+0000

Jason @sidomains October 26, 2026
@Meta is super late to the party, so they’ll have to settle for .superintelligence 😂

SLDOptions · 2026-10-26T13:32:38+0000

Jason @sidomains October 26, 2026
@ICANN will introduce .agent .super .asi .intelligence and .superintelligence

But .si may already have captured the moat@realDonaldTrump's super intelligence messaging has put SI on the map. New extensions may launch, but they can’t rewind the clock or instantly replicate…

Thoughtless · 2026-10-26T13:36:44+0000

I find the timeline of these x posts from the same person quite interesting, especially considering how little time passed between them.

October 6: He stated founders were already approaching major brokers about .si availability, and the ".si rocket ship" was described as "unprecedented."

October 7: He predicted that genuinely premium .si domains would be difficult to acquire for under $5,000 by the end of the month.

October 25: Just 18 days later, "the first wave of .si is over." Startups and end users apparently hadn't shown up in meaningful numbers, and he was now predicting a possible gradual decline in wholesale prices unless real-world adoption accelerated.

Then, just 14 hours later, he reminded everyone that he still had tens of thousands of dollars invested in .si himself.

Now, a few things don't quite add up for me.

Firstly, who says the first wave of domain investors is over after just a few weeks in the spotlight?

Domain markets don't develop in a straight line. They often begin with hand registrations, followed by trading among smaller investors, more established investors, and eventually those with much deeper pockets. Along the way, names can change hands several times, prices get tested, and an aftermarket gradually takes shape.

That process can take months or years. The initial rush slowing down doesn't necessarily mean the first wave of investment is finished. It may simply mean the market is moving into another stage.

Secondly, expecting meaningful startup and end-user adoption within such a short period seems an extraordinary expectation for a market barely finding its feet.

Businesses don't generally make branding decisions, approve budgets, negotiate domain purchases, and launch projects in a matter of days.

And here's where the timeline becomes particularly interesting.
On October 6, founder inquiries were enough to describe the market as an unprecedented rocket ship. By October 25, the apparent lack of end-user adoption had become a reason to predict possible declining wholesale prices.

But surely the time required for genuine commercial adoption hadn't changed in those 19 days?
There's also the financial side. Someone with tens of thousands of dollars already invested could benefit from rising prices on existing holdings, but potentially benefit from falling wholesale prices if they're still looking to acquire more.

That's not suggesting any particular motive. It's simply another reason why knowing whether someone is buying, selling, or holding can provide useful context.

Of course, everyone is entitled to change their opinion. Markets change, and predictions can be wrong.
But what new evidence emerged in those 18 days that wasn't already apparent when the original predictions were made?

Because the absence of meaningful end-user adoption after a few weeks isn't exactly an unexpected development. It's what one might reasonably anticipate in a market at such an early stage.
And declaring the first wave over is itself another prediction, not an established fact.

Perhaps the real question isn't why startups and end users haven't arrived in meaningful numbers after a few weeks, but why anyone would have expected them to.

Denz777 · 2026-10-26T14:02:37+0000

Ticked.si
Accomplisher.si
eVector.si
ohpay.si

EugeniaB · 2026-10-26T14:28:47+0000

How do you see .asi?
I feel it is redundant. Better .si in my opinion. Short and clear

internext · 2026-10-26T14:34:29+0000

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