Gene Editing and CRISPR domains!

[Alrightalright]

Any thoughts on potential value of these types of domains in the future?
I think with CRISPR and other gene editing technology making such big waves there may be some value in gene related domains

 

[URLtrader]

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[DomainBarracksRob]

It may no be the dot com

but I still have CRISPR EDITING (ORG) which I think dotORG is VERY suiting for this tech/field and if this truly is the article to come....then perhaps I may get some offers this year...as I have had none to date.

and human/gene/editing/ (org)

 

[ecomslice]

I hope big things for dna control dotORG , im in the new and praying mode lol

I envy owner of dnac though.

 

[xynames]

“Crispr” (well actually “Crisper”) is southern California slang for a hundred dollar bill.

“Slide me a crisper!”

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I just looked (NameBio) at DNA sales from 2018:

• DNAcode (com) $25,000
• DNA (io) $7022
• DNAtests (org) $4088
• aDNA (com) $2918
• gadgetsDNA (com) $2500 {this makes not much sense to me, but maybe it means figurative sense}
• DNAstudy (com) $1007
• HealthAndDNA (com) $502
• DNA (life) $488
• DNAmotors (com) $403 {really a nanotech sale as opposed to gene editing}
• DNAkey (com) $400
• DNAclub (com) $298

and a few lower value sales.

Bob

 

[URLtrader]

I hope big things for dna control dotORG , im in the new and praying mode lol

I envy owner of dnac though.

I have DNAL.com and DNAZ.com

 

[URLtrader]

I just looked (NameBio) at DNA sales from 2018:

• DNAcode (com) $25,000
• DNA (io) $7022
• DNAtests (org) $4088
• aDNA (com) $2918
• gadgetsDNA (com) $2500 {this makes not much sense to me, but maybe it means figurative sense}
• DNAstudy (com) $1007
• HealthAndDNA (com) $502
• DNA (life) $488
• DNAmotors (com) $403 {really a nanotech sale as opposed to gene editing}
• DNAkey (com) $400
• DNAclub (com) $298

and a few lower value sales.

Bob

I am the seller of DNAcode.com

Still have DNAcodes.com, GenomeCode.com

 

[ecomslice]

wow , great sale on dna code, 25k would change my life atm , I will be ready for more legible snags in the future, for now little old me will take Xs and Qs lol , good fortune everyone !!

 

[Beep.IM]

Genetic testing and dnadiagnostics is certainly on the rise and these domains will boom but the issue is whether you'll be able to sell them off. Budgets in the biological sciences are really tight so unless you have a catchy name, it's be difficult to sell them, especially for the prices domainers want. Scientists would much rather add a dash and/or a number than spend thousands on a name. Private companies on the other hand might focus on something that's much more brandable.

 

[KWNG]

Question: I own gene editing DOT io; what would be a reasonable end user price today? I'm not desperate to sell but wouldn't mind "cleaning up" my portfolio (if this belongs in appraisal thread I apologise in advance)

 

[ecomslice]

also GeneticQ was just BP accepted . im sure these things wont sell like hot cakes, but hey just one good one will suffice.

Not sure on your .io question @Beep.IM , sorry.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I see that CRISPRCas9 (com) is in the latest NameBio report. $1450 sale at DropCatch.

https://namebio.com/crisprcas9.com

 

[Joakim]

I see that CRISPRCas9 (com) is in the latest NameBio report. $1450 sale at DropCatch.

https://namebio.com/crisprcas9.com

Certainly an reseller/investor. "Crispr Cas9" have 90k searches/monthly atm. Not really a brand type of name, so what's the thoughts on that price?

 

[Bogdan]

/Neural/Editor./c/o/m/

 

[Kemal G]

There are only 1,661 registered domain names that contain CRISPR. "crispr" word is registered with 141 extensions.
I think it hasn't yet reached its potential. This niche might be a long term investment for patient domain investors. @Bob Hawkes mentioned some good points above.
Dofo Trends Page for "CRISPR" keyword

 

[Bob Hawkes]

what's the thoughts on that price?

While the science purist in me likes the name since it is really the Cas9 way to implement CRISPR that made the big leap possible, CRISPR already is commonly misspelled and adding Cas9 makes it even more difficult for general public. I could see a company that offered technical services re CRISPR or a research group liking the name, but I personally would hesitate a long while paying that much when I consider probability of sale, likely holding period and the likely end price. But who knows. To me CRISPR in .io, which sold for less, is a better acquisition.

Thanks so much for the stats re CRISPR domains, @Kemal G. I agree that in general it is a long term hold probably for most names. I am sure there will be a market here, if one waits, but less sure whether that market will draw heavily on the acronym CRISPR, the acronym DNA, or more general wording.

Bob

 

[Joakim]

To me CRISPR in .io, which sold for less, is a better acquisition.

I agree. It will be a long waiting game, but I only have one.

EdibleCrispr.com

 

[Bob Hawkes]

This was just published in Nature by a research team with high scientific policy credentials. They looked at how CRISPR is viewed in the North American popular press. In general, fairly positively and mainly overlooking unrealistic hype. Details at link:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41436-019-0482-5

Bob

 

[ngoht83]

I bought some domains. Feedbacks?

beyondcrispr.com
crisprseek.com
crisprdirect.com

 

[Bob Hawkes]

This is a pretty big development. Apparently CRISPR-Cas9 has been used to reverse engineer brain cancer.
https://neurosciencenews.com/crispr-brain-cancer-cells-11089/
Bob