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gTLDs Best week in a long time for new gTLD sales on Sedo - Bitcoin.casino sold for $28,000

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Sedo released their weekly sales and it was the best week in a long time for new gtlds. The top sale overall was a new gtld, Bitcoin.casino sold for $28,000. The first .blog sales I have seen hit this week. Weed.blog sold for $7,877, Bitcoin.blog sold for $5,555 and Forex.Blog sold for $2,159.

NatureLab.com was the top .com sale at $22,000. Lab is a popular keyword and the right keywords combined with lab continue to sell for good prices.

https://www.thedomains.com/2017/02/28/sedo-weekly-sales-led-new-gtld-bitcoin-casino/
 
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AfternicAfternic
Odd good Ngtld sales and no comments on here.
 
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Looks slowly slowly gTLD on its rise.
 
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Nice to see .Casino sale.
Thanks for the info!
 
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Found this interesting

forhelp.com 5,000 USD
And
4help.com 5,000 USD
Wonder if same owner.

All4rent 2,000 USD <Another domain sold with a "4" in the name
 
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Found this interesting

forhelp.com 5,000 USD
And
4help.com 5,000 USD
Wonder if same owner.

All4rent 2,000 USD <Another domain sold with a "4" in the name
You're on to something. :-P Now, I can't seem to reason it though.
 
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You're on to something. :-P Now, I can't seem to reason it though.

Not sure if the names sold cause they are short name ..text speak ( 4 instead of for) ..brandable ..or (lol) the end users have a fetish for "4"..
 
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One more possibility is that the owner of 4help bought forhelp to prevent competitors from getting it. "All4Rent" might just be a coincidence.

I do wonder... Perhaps, this signals an interest in using 4 as text speak? Does anyone have data suggesting that people use it that way more often now? Maybe, teens are using 4 as text speak more now? It would be an interesting topic to explore, considering the number domain market is rather challenging.
 
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Also can be a nice trick to make hungry domainers register more .casino's. Don't follow the stream, follow your dream :)
 
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Also can be a nice trick to make hungry domainers register more .casino's. Don't follow the stream, follow your dream :)

Sometimes its people's dreams of succeeding in the new TLD market that lead to the knee-jerk reaction to buy more .casinos. Make sure your dreams have a backup plan lol.
 
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Millions of ngtld registrations, so few sales.
 
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Fashion.nyc 37000 USD 2017-02-28 Snapnames
Shop.nyc 33500 USD 2017-02-28 Snapnames

of course not end-user sales if sold on snapnames.

a large part of the sales volume is speculators buying and selling among themselves, creating a 'market' so not much of an increase in end-user interest.

people buying high hoping to sell higher...

if you pay 37k for fashion.nyc and you are taking a lot of risk you would need to sell for at 5-10 times more to get a decent return. 180k-370k for fashion.nyc? sure.

.folly
 
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Fashion.nyc 37000 USD 2017-02-28 Snapnames
Shop.nyc 33500 USD 2017-02-28 Snapnames

of course not end-user sales if sold on snapnames.

a large part of the sales volume is speculators buying and selling among themselves, creating a 'market' so not much of an increase in end-user interest.

people buying high hoping to sell higher...

if you pay 37k for fashion.nyc and you are taking a lot of risk you would need to sell for at 5-10 times more to get a decent return. 180k-370k for fashion.nyc? sure.

.folly
Still seem to be owned by the registrar?
 
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congrats buyer and seller.... nGLTd is great...rise up day by day...:xf.smile:
 
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