Block-Chain.Com Has Been Acquired for $1,000,000

Wow, I missed this one. Block-chain.com for $1M. Congratulations to buyers and seller!

 

cryptowilling.com let see how much for this

 

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Anyone who believes this is a genuine sale is nuts. No sane end user with an ounce of common sense is paying 1 million for this domain name when superior names like TheBlockchain.com are still publicly listed for sale.

It is a PR stunt or some dirty business.

 

May be TheBlockchain.com was asking more than $1 million!!!

 

In my opinion that is unlikely. Who knows though.

 

Wow that's a pretty big deal considering it's a hyphenated com.
Gives me some hope for my domain off-chain.com which is also a Crypto term. I'd be ecstatic if I got 1/100th of that amount lol. Fingers crossed

 

All credit goes to the seller.

 

Barefoot! You used to own Block-Chain.com. Please tell me this is your sale...

 

This sale maybe genuine but the reported price tag has to be a lie. Only an idiot would pay that much. It is public knowledge that it sold for $30,000 earlier in the year. What end user worth their salt would know that and then agree to pay $1,000,000.

 

An Idiot? I would say a visionary!

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I would be slapping myself if I found out a domain I sold went for a million.

 

I can only think of one successful company, business and product that has a hyphen in its name. Just-eat (just-eat.co.uk).

Hyphens are very rarely ever used in branding, marketing, promotional stuff. That is why less than 2% of reported .com domain sales have hyphens. The only country I know of where hyphens are generally liked is in Germany, who prefer .de.

 

I'm obviously biased owning e-coins.com, but I think one of the rare cases that the hyphen "works" would be with an "e-" prefix -- some numerous & hefty sales via Namebio support this..

You could eliminate the hyphen altogether, obviously, but it's just an alternative & a viable/potent one in my case (imo).

 

Also could be incorrect, but many comparable names aren't available or even on the market at all, given they were some of the first reg'd in the 90's.

 

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No, my sale occurred earlier this year. I sold that domain for $30k.

 

I would say your sale was an amazing sale for a hyphen domain when you sold it. No one would have known this name would later pop off at such a high valuation.

 

good informations of all.thankx for sharing here.

 

Yeah, I get you, there’s something a little odd about it for sure (i guess new Crypto wealth).
If there was one hyphenated domain, right now, that could achieve that price it would be that one, considering how valuable Blockchain.com will be.

 

Do you really think TheBlockChain.com is better than Block-Chain.com? Later once looks good if I have a choice. Hyphen isn't a bummer here considering the potential of the domain.