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  1. MAINNET

    ON BEHALF OF THE NEXT GENERATION.

    On behalf of the next generation, we ask: 👉 Will the legacy of domaining and the domain industry appeal to the next generation? Will the two capture the desire of young people to get involved? 👉 Have all the future prospects of the domain industry been thrown into the proverbial fire for the...
  2. MAINNET

    ON BEHALF OF THE NEXT GENERATION.

    On behalf of the next generation, we ask: 👉 Will the legacy of domaining and the domain industry appeal to the next generation? Will the two capture the desire of young people to get involved? 👉 Have all the future prospects of the domain industry been thrown into the proverbial fire for the...
  3. News

    advice I’ve Said It Before, Your Domain Names Suck

    I have received an increasing amount of inquiries from new domainers, mostly by means of DMs in Twitter. I love the fact that there is fresh blood entering the industry and looking to learn and profit form domain names. Even more, I am humbled that these new domainers are looking to me for...
  4. News

    advice I’ve Said It Before, Your Domain Names Suck

    I have received an increasing amount of inquiries from new domainers, mostly by means of DMs in Twitter. I love the fact that there is fresh blood entering the industry and looking to learn and profit form domain names. Even more, I am humbled that these new domainers are looking to me for...
  5. silentg

    legal Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry

    Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry By Nat Cohen https://circleid.com/posts/20221026-smells-like-cybersquatting-how-the-udrp-smell-test-can-go-awry
  6. silentg

    legal Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry

    Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry By Nat Cohen https://circleid.com/posts/20221026-smells-like-cybersquatting-how-the-udrp-smell-test-can-go-awry
  7. Robert27

    discuss The Problem with Domains - they are not liquid in bad times

    By all accounts things are going to get worse economically so how can you get some money in. I am a newbie and know very little but from what I can see there are better things to invest in than Domains. I suppose it all comes down to quality and liquidity, a good domain will always sell. Where...
  8. Robert27

    discuss The Problem with Domains - they are not liquid in bad times

    By all accounts things are going to get worse economically so how can you get some money in. I am a newbie and know very little but from what I can see there are better things to invest in than Domains. I suppose it all comes down to quality and liquidity, a good domain will always sell. Where...
  9. dnsgeni

    Pick ONE > investing.com invest.com

    Which one do you consider to be of most value?
  10. dnsgeni

    Pick ONE > investing.com invest.com

    Which one do you consider to be of most value?
  11. News

    .com The Domain King’s new Stud and Jester domains

    The Domain King’s motto of being a pole vaulter setting new records should be a reminder to those that failed repeatedly in their domain ventures: Try again, then set the bar higher. studlookup.com studpapa.com studpappy.com studparking.com studstall.com studfeed.com... Read More
  12. News

    .com The Domain King’s new Stud and Jester domains

    The Domain King’s motto of being a pole vaulter setting new records should be a reminder to those that failed repeatedly in their domain ventures: Try again, then set the bar higher. studlookup.com studpapa.com studpappy.com studparking.com studstall.com studfeed.com... Read More
  13. News

    advice Domain deal: The Chinese method of investing

    China‘s domain community is strong, having rolled out several waves and trends of investing: “Chinese” letter LLL and LLLL .com’s, numeric domain names, Pinyin, and more. Using the Latin character set for most domain name investments is the norm in China, but what exactly do China’s investors...
  14. News

    advice Domain deal: The Chinese method of investing

    China‘s domain community is strong, having rolled out several waves and trends of investing: “Chinese” letter LLL and LLLL .com’s, numeric domain names, Pinyin, and more. Using the Latin character set for most domain name investments is the norm in China, but what exactly do China’s investors...
  15. abstractdomainer

    discuss Difference between a good and a great investor

    One of the big differences between a good and a great domain name investor is the time horizon for which they invest in a domain name: 1) They think long term 2) They buy names to hold for a longer period of time 3) Because they think long term, they know that they can't afford to hold and...
  16. abstractdomainer

    discuss Difference between a good and a great investor

    One of the big differences between a good and a great domain name investor is the time horizon for which they invest in a domain name: 1) They think long term 2) They buy names to hold for a longer period of time 3) Because they think long term, they know that they can't afford to hold and...
  17. WNC HOLDINGS

    VOID APPRAISALS: AS IF THE NAME ONLY MATTERS

    Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...
  18. WNC HOLDINGS

    VOID APPRAISALS: AS IF THE NAME ONLY MATTERS

    Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...
  19. abstractdomainer

    Learnings in domaining - How do you keep up?

    Just wondering how do you keep yourself updated with your daily domaining learnings? Do you refer to a blog, website, podcast, courses etc? Also, how does domaining change once you have figured out your product-market fit and have consistent sales? Do you have to adapt much after you reach a...
  20. abstractdomainer

    Learnings in domaining - How do you keep up?

    Just wondering how do you keep yourself updated with your daily domaining learnings? Do you refer to a blog, website, podcast, courses etc? Also, how does domaining change once you have figured out your product-market fit and have consistent sales? Do you have to adapt much after you reach a...
  21. BrandingGo

    debate Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains.

    Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains. Do you agree?
  22. BrandingGo

    debate Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains.

    Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains. Do you agree?
  23. Alvin Brown

    interviews Stair stepping into the Domain Industry with Andrew Rosener

    Recently @MediaOptions Andrew Rosener and I sat down for a much long-awaited interview (more my fault than Drew’s). Nevertheless, we traveled back down memory lane and journeyed from the bottom to the top to learn how Drew amassed a portfolio of 1,100 domains, yet never knew a domain industry...
  24. Alvin Brown

    interviews Stair stepping into the Domain Industry with Andrew Rosener

    Recently @MediaOptions Andrew Rosener and I sat down for a much long-awaited interview (more my fault than Drew’s). Nevertheless, we traveled back down memory lane and journeyed from the bottom to the top to learn how Drew amassed a portfolio of 1,100 domains, yet never knew a domain industry...
  25. abstractdomainer

    discuss What makes you bet on an extension?

    What's your motivation to bet on an extension big time (kind of like how Rick Schwartz did on .COM and Swetha did on .XYZ)?
  26. abstractdomainer

    discuss What makes you bet on an extension?

    What's your motivation to bet on an extension big time (kind of like how Rick Schwartz did on .COM and Swetha did on .XYZ)?
  27. DanBingham

    question What's the hardest part of 'domaining'?

    If a newbie was to ask you, 'so, what's the hardest part of 'domaining'?' , what would you tell them?
  28. DanBingham

    question What's the hardest part of 'domaining'?

    If a newbie was to ask you, 'so, what's the hardest part of 'domaining'?' , what would you tell them?
  29. News

    advice Investing into domains for family members

    I own the matching .com domain names for my wife and kids. Ironically, I don’t own my own first+last .com domain name because it is owned and used by someone else who shares my name. I’ve always thought it was important for parents to try and buy their kids’ first+last .com domain name just in...
  30. News

    advice Investing into domains for family members

    I own the matching .com domain names for my wife and kids. Ironically, I don’t own my own first+last .com domain name because it is owned and used by someone else who shares my name. I’ve always thought it was important for parents to try and buy their kids’ first+last .com domain name just in...
  31. abstractdomainer

    discuss Before investing, go through this

    I just wanted to take a moment to guide new investors based on the patterns that I see in the domains sent for appraisals. While new domain investors bring a new perspective to the business, to the market, to the industry, sometimes, they also make the mistake of investing in the 'not so good...
  32. abstractdomainer

    discuss Before investing, go through this

    I just wanted to take a moment to guide new investors based on the patterns that I see in the domains sent for appraisals. While new domain investors bring a new perspective to the business, to the market, to the industry, sometimes, they also make the mistake of investing in the 'not so good...
  33. Jordon M.

    discuss The low-down and skinny on drop-catching domains vs. other acquisition options

    Ok, so, I was thinking about all the different options to acquire a domain at a reasonable price-point so I can make a profit off it easily, without it sitting too long and eating up renewal fee's that stack on-top of the initial investment costs. With that in mind, is drop-catching better than...
  34. Jordon M.

    discuss The low-down and skinny on drop-catching domains vs. other acquisition options

    Ok, so, I was thinking about all the different options to acquire a domain at a reasonable price-point so I can make a profit off it easily, without it sitting too long and eating up renewal fee's that stack on-top of the initial investment costs. With that in mind, is drop-catching better than...
  35. Jordon M.

    discuss Confusion in Big Pharma brandable domain investing

    Ok, so, let's see if anyone else has some of the same confusions when it comes to investing into Big Pharma brandable domain names. Example: Pharmaceutical - We see commercials all the time for new drugs hitting the market claiming to heal, fix, or suppress something. Each of these products has...
  36. Jordon M.

    discuss Confusion in Big Pharma brandable domain investing

    Ok, so, let's see if anyone else has some of the same confusions when it comes to investing into Big Pharma brandable domain names. Example: Pharmaceutical - We see commercials all the time for new drugs hitting the market claiming to heal, fix, or suppress something. Each of these products has...
  37. News

    discuss Registrars Investing In Domains?

    A UDRP was filed against the VOCL.com domain name, and the single member panel ruled in favor of the complainant. A request made by the panelist in the decision could be concerning to domain registrars that own domain names as investments or are directly related to domain investment...
  38. News

    discuss Registrars Investing In Domains?

    A UDRP was filed against the VOCL.com domain name, and the single member panel ruled in favor of the complainant. A request made by the panelist in the decision could be concerning to domain registrars that own domain names as investments or are directly related to domain investment...
  39. equity78

    discuss What is the one domain investing tool that currently does not exist, that you would like to see come

    Is there a tool you have been searching for that does not currently exist that would help you be a better domain investor?
  40. equity78

    discuss What is the one domain investing tool that currently does not exist, that you would like to see come

    Is there a tool you have been searching for that does not currently exist that would help you be a better domain investor?
  41. LUP

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    You must be grateful that you can generate sales There are still many domainers who are passionate about domaining without sales and losses
  42. frank-germany

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    hey don't try to register domains in order to sell them for 10$ try to sell them for 1488 $ or 2500 $ and don't register domains that wouldn't sell for that
  43. A

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    it takes years of hard work to get hang of it.
  44. Brands.International

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    You are asking a group of domain investors here whether domain investing is a good thing .. you can go as well to your hairdresser and ask him whether you need a haircut .. do not be surprised if you hear the answer "yes" in both cases :) Most people are losing money in domain investing. Most...
  45. FolioTeam

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    Same as equity investing in a startup
  46. BrandingGo

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    Hi, I am not feeling ok without sales, my average sales in April total around mid xxx, meantime I spent much more on domain registrations because the domain addiction. Currently listed around 100 dotcoms with bin $10 but they are are not selling.. . Is it only for me or not? Please respond...
  47. BrandingGo

    discuss I have lost interest in domaining. What about you?

    Hi, I am not feeling ok without sales, my average sales in April total around mid xxx, meantime I spent much more on domain registrations because the domain addiction. Currently listed around 100 dotcoms with bin $10 but they are are not selling.. . Is it only for me or not? Please respond...
  48. Alvin Brown

    domains From two-time dropout to Namebase.io CEO — Tieshun Roquerre

    In a recent chat, Tieshun Roquerre and I go back down memory lane as he shares how engineering a platform to hawk t-shirts led him to drop out of high school at the age of 16. In addition, we discuss the inner workings and challenges of birthing Namebase.io, diving deep into the origins of...
  49. Alvin Brown

    domains From two-time dropout to Namebase.io CEO — Tieshun Roquerre

    In a recent chat, Tieshun Roquerre and I go back down memory lane as he shares how engineering a platform to hawk t-shirts led him to drop out of high school at the age of 16. In addition, we discuss the inner workings and challenges of birthing Namebase.io, diving deep into the origins of...
  50. Future Sensors

    Gamestonk Terminal: DIY, Meme Stock Version of Bloomberg Terminal

    Article https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjp9vp/gamestonk-terminal-is-a-diy-meme-stock-version-of-bloomberg-terminal Bloomberg Terminals are expensive, costing at least $24,000 a year. For the rest of us, Didier Rodrigues Lopes—a software engineer from London—has invented the GameStonk...
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