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[wwwweb]

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[xynames]

It’s good. Definitely has potential.

 

[wwwweb]

It’s good. Definitely has potential.

Thank you, appreciate the input, just scanning front page of namepros most of what I am seeing is coin, btc, bitcoin, crypto, so it seems domainers are focusing where the money is flowing now which is great. Hopefully as new technologies emerge into this space, the domain sales start piling up.

 

[Branded Domains]

I liked it.....$5k to $20k........BitcoinBox is a good domain for wallet...
Best of luck..

 

[Hireinternet]

Nice domain . Like it

 

[coco77]

Nice domain I really like this one as well.

 

[wwwulff]

I also like it and as gbs domain said it will work fine as a wallet - You are an experienced domainer with a lot of nice names, so what is your own estimate?

 

[wwwweb]

I also like it and as gbs domain said it will work fine as a wallet - You are an experienced domainer with a lot of nice names, so what is your own estimate?

That is the funny thing it's easier to appraise other people's domains, than your own sometimes as we tend to be more impartial.

With all of our crypto related domains technically the higher bitcoin goes the higher the value of the better ended domains should appreciate also.

For whatever reason I have had a high deadbeat payment issue in the coin space, I am not sure if it is immaturity or liquidity, but they spend all this time making deals, you issue invoice, and they go silent? CryptoTime.com, and BTCRoulette.com, all sized up ready to go, issued invoice, and they were gone?

If and when a sale does occur it will probably happen in btc, which case I will be asking a bit more to hedge against any sudden movement, as whoever does pay up will most likely be an investor in the space, and have btc to spend out.

Not many comps out there to be honest, bitcoinwallet.com was a great sale at a very early stage, with any domain if you get the right buyer who has the right plan the sky is the limit, we all hope for that same execution.... I will quote aggressive, and wait for a proper counter convo, most will probably tell me I am crazy etc, but we all get told that when we give price quotes, now we have a very nice comeback, people said the same thing when bitcoin was $500, and now it is $17K, so who is really crazy?

 

[Asfas1000]

Great brandable, I wouldn't sell for $5k (end user).

 

[wwwulff]

For whatever reason I have had a high deadbeat payment issue in the coin space, I am not sure if it is immaturity or liquidity, but they spend all this time making deals, you issue invoice, and they go silent? CryptoTIme.com, and BTCRoulette.com, all sized up ready to go, issued invoice, and they were gone?

Sorry to hear that and very strange in these crytotimes, for sure 2 great names

 

[offthehandle]

For whatever reason I have had a high deadbeat payment issue in the coin space, I am not sure if it is immaturity or liquidity, but they spend all this time making deals, you issue invoice, and they go silent? CryptoTime.com, and BTCRoulette.com, all sized up ready to go, issued invoice, and they were gone?

Tons of probably younger, maybe newer or immature, non business people, wannabe trend followers, with their latest ICO coin project. They gasp at the price and register btcroulette.horse instead. Lol. Or .online, or .shop for reg fee. If I were 25 years younger I would have bought bitcoin. I laughed when I got a text earlier this year when I was told it went above gold at $1285 an ounce. Those who are in at low cost should cash out and retire early.

 

[wwwweb]

Tons of probably younger, maybe newer or immature, non business people, wannabe trend followers, with their latest ICO coin project. They gasp at the price and register btcroulette.horse instead. Lol. Or .online, or .shop for reg fee. If I were 25 years younger I would have bought bitcoin. I laughed when I got a text earlier this year when I was told it went above gold at $1285 an ounce. Those who are in at low cost should cash out and retire early.

I will be honest, It is really hard to shake people to sell out of bitcoin, many people are really dug in, and invested, they feel we are going much higher. I agree it is always good to take money off the table, where we go with this, nobody is an expert at this point, including myself, but the mentality of youth today is more suited to private jets, and exotic cars, whereas the previous generation was more so a trip to hawaii, and maybe a mustang in the driveway, people have exponential lifestyle dreams these days, and this is the easy way to achieve it for some who think we are headed for $40K now.

 

[offthehandle]

whereas the previous generation was more so a trip to hawaii, and maybe a mustang in the driveway, people have exponential lifestyle dreams these days, and this is the easy way to achieve it for some who think we are headed for $40K now.

Some of the Amazon google walmart starbucks generation seem to believe in all the MTV bling crap, and as if they can all achieve it. Few do, and sadly sparks this latest socialism movement for those who feel entitled or left behind, or without ambition. Kids don’t start out learning work ethics as much as before mowing lawns, delivering newspapers or washing dishes anymore, they just think wealth is supposed to be instant.

An example is of 2 of the Sharks on Shark tank got there because of timing, they sold at the dot com peak. Mr wonderful and his learning co and Cuban w broadcast dot com.

Like gambling, taking money off the table at the right time is necessary. Greed is a powerful addiction for most. I rode the dot com buys all the way up and back down, and didnt sell, and should have obviously, a wrong move.

 

[xynames]

I rode the dot com buys all the way up and back down, and didnt sell, and should have obviously, a wrong move.

Not sure which stocks you're referring to, but if you're talking about something like AMZN if you had KEPT holding through 2000 and onwards, you'd be WAY up far more than that high of December 1999, even though AMZN plummeted to single digits at some point, at its low in 2001.

 

[wwwweb]

Some of the Amazon google walmart starbucks generation seem to believe in all the MTV bling crap, and as if they can all achieve it. Few do, and sadly sparks this latest socialism movement for those who feel entitled or left behind, or without ambition. Kids don’t start out learning work ethics as much as before mowing lawns, delivering newspapers or washing dishes anymore, they just think wealth is supposed to be instant.

An example is of 2 of the Sharks on Shark tank got there because of timing, they sold at the dot com peak. Mr wonderful and his learning co and Cuban w broadcast dot com.

Like gambling, taking money off the table at the right time is necessary. Greed is a powerful addiction for most. I rode the dot com buys all the way up and back down, and didnt sell, and should have obviously, a wrong move.

Cuban was so lucky with Broadcast.com, and how stupid Yahoo was, even the Microsoft offer to this day. Investing in AliBaba was the best thing they ever did.

 

[offthehandle]

Not sure which stocks you're referring to, but if you're talking about something like AMZN if you had KEPT holding through 2000 and onwards, you'd be WAY up far more than that high of December 1999, even though AMZN plummeted to single digits at some point, at its low in 2001.

One example was Csco, entry like $8 a share. Held thinking it would recover. Amzn, well I never believed in with the constant 0 P/E, never thought it would grown into the monster it has. Wrong I was there. But MO saved me. Spin offs like Kraft. Bought and reinvested dividends through all the Lawsuits when it got hammered in Florida. Got out a long time ago, no regrets. If I was holding now, then would be selling now Dow at 24K. Interest rates artificially basically low free money can’t see the party lasting forever. I wonder how much margin investment is in the market now versus last Bear run.

 

[offthehandle]

Cuban was so lucky with Broadcast.com, and how stupid Yahoo was, even the Microsoft offer to this day. Invensting in AliBaba was the best thing they ever did.

I remember when Yahoo like about IPO period at $30 a share, and the infancy of the net. I laughed, never invested in a search engine, at the time glorified yellow pages, overvalued. Wrong there too, I didn’t see that valuation. Cuban sold at the right time certainly, vaguely recall reading about that sale. Real Networks was big then, and then Microsoft streaming software. I never paid much attention to Cuban until Shark tank, which is imho as a show is a great thing to motivate people to start small businesses. Entrepreneurs are what the world needs more of, less large corporate thinking people. Building products, or at least inventing them.

 

[private123]

 

[slader23]

Not only is it a great name for a web/hard wallet, it's also an alliteration that makes perfect sense. BitcoinBox.com imho is probably a $8k-$25k+ domain end user. It could go for much higher, but that is dependent on the continued success of Bitcoin, because currently it's fundamental characteristics are lacking and that is not being reflected in the price which is highly speculative.

Best Bitcoin name I've seen on here so far!

 

[cooljub]

Well, there's a turn up for the books.. a nice 'Bitcoin' name in the Appraisal section!