It is a nice pronounceable. To have a standard 1% chance of sale, it would need to be priced mid $xxxx
Can it sell for $200k? Sure. But the chance of that happening in any given year are <0.001%. In other words, you'd need to hold 100 000 kvim.com like domains, to make 1 sale a year at $200k. And then, you'd need another $800k to pay for renewals on top of that. That is why most people don't choose such pricing strategy. Well, unless you fell for Rob Monster preaching "shoot for the moon" strategy to push his own agenda and promote Epik.
The chances of kvim becoming the next big thing akin to nft is slim to almost none. Such things show up once a decade at best and if they were to choose out of 3L and 4L, then they'd have 500k options to look at.
The chances of kvim becoming the next big thing akin to nft is slim to almost none. Such things show up once a decade at best and if they were to choose out of 3L and 4L, then they'd have 500k options to look at.
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