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dave74

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Would like some opinions on coincow.org
 
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Crypto or coin with .org kills the name usually because crypto or coin is mostly commercial.
While animal names in case of brandable combination have done extremely well for a long time, this one looks good too, except the fact that .org is the extension here.
Maybe 3 figures if you can sell.
For crypto, you might want to think .com or .io maybe
 
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Saw these on NameBio

coinswap.org sold for around $100
cashcoin.org $467
cancercoin.org $200
 
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I don't mind the .org extension so much. Crypto grew out of an anti-establishment ideology, and in that sense .org is somewhat fitting. Equally, let's not forget that Bitcoin.org was the original home of Bitcoin and the birth of crypto.

The main issue I have is that, as with all brandables, it's totally reliant on someone wanting to call their business or service CoinCow.

As someone else said, if you can shift it, you're probably looking at low XXX. But it's finding a buyer that will be hard.
 
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I don't mind the .org extension so much. Crypto grew out of an anti-establishment ideology, and in that sense .org is somewhat fitting. Equally, let's not forget that Bitcoin.org was the original home of Bitcoin and the birth of crypto.

The main issue I have is that, as with all brandables, it's totally reliant on someone wanting to call their business or service CoinCow.

As someone else said, if you can shift it, you're probably looking at low XXX. But it's finding a buyer that will be hard.

Thanks
 
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