showcase Metaverse ~ Showcase your names and Discussion Thread~

[DomainBarracksRob]

Hey all figured with the recent .io 6 figure sale and the nice .xyz sale by a follow NP member. We should open a showcase and discussion thread here.

Metaverse is a fast growing keyword, term and niche! Let's share and discuss our name and news.

I've only got One to start with but its a GOOD one my favorite ending keyword on most names.


MetaverseHub.com



Welcome!

 

[Kingslayer]

Thanks but skeptical, you don't turn down 800k for that name.

 

[DT13]

You never know for sure, it is indeed a large amount. And an opening bid of 500k is already quite high

 

[NYJimbo]

Thanks but skeptical, you don't turn down 800k for that name.

That's what I was thinking. If the economy gets worse or the crypto market collapses, they may never see an 800k offer again. I would have taken it in a heart beat. You can buy a lot of golden names with a chunk of that money too.

 

[Kingslayer]

You never know for sure, it is indeed a large amount. And an opening bid of 500k is already quite high

Do you believe that aswell? What he wrote will stay on search engines forever, it's an attempt to inflate the price, in hope that when a buyer does come along and offers $50k (still will be lucky) and they accept, the plan is to make them think they've got a bargain.

Its one thing doing that with Properties dot com at $130 million (still looks silly) but this is not a strong enough name to do that with, most people wouldn't turn down 800k for a single word .com or even a 2 letter .com, yet he's apparently done that with a domain hand-registered only 16 months ago and a term linked with very few domain registrations and 0 companies.

While they are waiting, why doesn't the person/company who offered 800,000 euros for the .com buy the .co for just $113?

 

[Elad n]

I'm not saying he got the offer, I have no idea and can't say for sure either way but your stance on being lucky to get a 50k offer shows lack of knowledge in this area.

 

[Kingslayer]

I do know my stuff on Metaverse and I'm aware of sales, I had a significant 'metaverse' sale back in 2016 and i was here when Facebook called their parent company 'Meta' and the whole 'Meta' and 'Metaverse' boom started from that.

Sales from that have dried off a bit now and there hasn't been 1 reported $50k+ 'metaverse' sale this year and with respect, offers don't make a market, sales do.

Offers cannot be trusted (for example the screenshot you posted), confirmed sales can.

 

[DT13]

I doubt it by stating that 500k is already a very high amount for an opening bid. But I wouldn't rule out 50k.

Do you believe that aswell? What he wrote will stay on search engines forever, it's an attempt to inflate the price, in hope that when a buyer does come along and offers $50k (still will be lucky) and they accept, the plan is to make them think they've got a bargain.

Its one thing doing that with Properties dot com at $130 million (still looks silly) but this is not a strong enough name to do that with, most people wouldn't turn down 800k for a single word .com or even a 2 letter .com, yet he's apparently done that with a domain hand-registered only 16 months ago and a term linked with very few domain registrations and 0 companies.

While they are waiting, why doesn't the person/company who offered 800,000 euros for the .com buy the .co for just $113?

 

[Elad n]

I sold Metaversegroup for 75k and had multiple other offers.
Market is not where u think it is.

 

[NYJimbo]

I just bought MetasphereCasino.com, lets see if it gets any human traffic in the coming months.

 

[NameFu]

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I just bought MetasphereCasino.com, lets see if it gets any human traffic in the coming months.

Who posted what's in the screen capture?

 

[DT13]

scroll up

 

[NameFu]

Just thinking out loud - but I think the way Web3Domainer is valuing MetaverseCasino.king interesting.
They compare MetaverseCasino.king to Casino.king, but the latter was sold for 5.5m nearly 2 DECADES AGO, when the internet was still quite young and online gambling was JUST becoming a thing.

I think it's fair to say that the domain Casino.king is worth at least 2 - 4 times as much today, because of how much the industry has grown since 2003. A single gambling site can pull in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue a year, with on a mediocre brandable domain, so 20m is just a drop in the bucket by comparison.

MetaverseCasino.com is 2 words though. Would a better comparison be to OnlineCasino.com? The price of that sale wasn't made public though unfortunately. OnlineCasino.co.uk sold for 165k and Online-Casino.de sold for 144k, 13 and 10 years ago when online gambling was starting to reach maturity.

I would estimate personally that today those names may be worth 2 to 3 times the amounts they sold for. But keep in mind that they are only the .co.uk domains, not dot king.

So It could be that Web3Domainer's price of 2.5m isn't may not be as outrageous as it sounds.

Just my take but I would be interested in hearing other's thoughts on this, especially if you disagree.

 

[DT13]

If we assume that meta or metaverse will become the new online or web, then the opportunity is certainly there. We're just not there yet. Then I could also sell my meta-casino.de for a good price. (Online-Casino.de sold for 144k)

meta-casinos.com

 

[rokoroko]

nice thoughts here, I have now dug into my portfolio to look after my MetaCasinos as it resembles me something.

and I have revealed two of them:
MetaCasino.co.uk
MetaCasino.one

if your ideas are valid then the first one it's on 165k and up? I can't believe it.

 

[NameFu]

nice thoughts here, I have now dug into my portfolio to look after my MetaCasinos as it resembles me something.

and I have revealed two of them:
MetaCasino.co.uk
MetaCasino.one

if your ideas are valid then the first one it's on 165k and up? I can't believe it.

The .co.uk is a excellent domain in my personal opinion. I don't know if Metaverse will be the equivalent to "online" as a keyword, but I think it may be comparable if Metaverses will approach mainstream popularity someday. I think using previous sales is an interesting way to estimate the value of a domain, but keywords can also go down in value depending on different factors. It's not a solid way to value a domain, so I don't want to mislead anyone.

I posted my thoughts above because I was hoping someone would reply and perhaps offer a contrary perspective with the aim of having constructive discourse. As I said, I was "Just thinking out loud".

I'm not a fan of a formula fitting all scenarios in domaining, because this industry is so fluid and based on human psychology, which isn't always reliable or predictable.

 

[NameFu]

The .co.uk is a excellent domain in my personal opinion. I don't know if Metaverse will be the equivalent to "online" as a keyword, but I think it may be comparable if Metaverses will approach mainstream popularity someday. I think using previous sales is an interesting way to estimate the value of a domain, but keywords can also go down in value depending on different factors. It's not a solid way to value a domain, so I don't want to mislead anyone.

I posted my thoughts above because I was hoping someone would reply and perhaps offer a contrary perspective with the aim of having constructive discourse. As I said, I was "Just thinking out loud".

I'm not a fan of a formula fitting all scenarios in domaining, because this industry is so fluid and based on human psychology, which isn't always reliable or predictable.

Put it this way. A "metaverse casino" in Decentraland made 7.5m in only 3 months. "Online Casino" on dot gtlds and CC domain extensions have a record of selling for prices that have been decent and alright over the years. So it's really not difficult to imagine that this phenomenon could easily be duplicated "metaverse casino" domains, as popularity picks up in the metaverse space. The 800k offer could have been from someone who sees that potential, or it could have been a fake offer just for promotion. Either scenario is plausible IMHO.

 

[Jasper schilperoord]

The .co.uk is a excellent domain in my personal opinion. I don't know if Metaverse will be the equivalent to "online" as a keyword, but I think it may be comparable if Metaverses will approach mainstream popularity someday. I think using previous sales is an interesting way to estimate the value of a domain, but keywords can also go down in value depending on different factors. It's not a solid way to value a domain, so I don't want to mislead anyone.

I posted my thoughts above because I was hoping someone would reply and perhaps offer a contrary perspective with the aim of having constructive discourse. As I said, I was "Just thinking out loud".

I'm not a fan of a formula fitting all scenarios in domaining, because this industry is so fluid and based on human psychology, which isn't always reliable or predictable.

Probably undersold metacasino.nl a while back for 1K

Still holding

MetaverseCasino.de​

MetaverseCasino.nl​

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Any thoughts on reasonable valuations?

 

[NameFu]

Probably undersold metacasino.nl a while back for 1K

Still holding

MetaverseCasino.de​

MetaverseCasino.nl​

​

Any thoughts on reasonable valuations?

Rock solid in my humble opinion. Just my take though. If metaverse casinos continue to grow, those will sell for a good ROI for sure...

 

[Bill36]

I have:

MetaverseMarkets.co

figured it could be used for trading/selling items within the metaverse, etc. Thoughts?

 

[NameFu]

Just thinking out loud - but I think the way Web3Domainer is valuing MetaverseCasino.king interesting.
They compare MetaverseCasino.king to Casino.king, but the latter was sold for 5.5m nearly 2 DECADES AGO, when the internet was still quite young and online gambling was JUST becoming a thing.

I think it's fair to say that the domain Casino.king is worth at least 2 - 4 times as much today, because of how much the industry has grown since 2003. A single gambling site can pull in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue a year, with on a mediocre brandable domain, so 20m is just a drop in the bucket by comparison.

MetaverseCasino.com is 2 words though. Would a better comparison be to OnlineCasino.com? The price of that sale wasn't made public though unfortunately. OnlineCasino.co.uk sold for 165k and Online-Casino.de sold for 144k, 13 and 10 years ago when online gambling was starting to reach maturity.

I would estimate personally that today those names may be worth 2 to 3 times the amounts they sold for. But keep in mind that they are only the .co.uk domains, not dot king.

So It could be that Web3Domainer's price of 2.5m isn't may not be as outrageous as it sounds.

Just my take but I would be interested in hearing other's thoughts on this, especially if you disagree.

I didn't even take into account inflation over the last 2 decades.

 

[MillionDollarDomain]

I have MetaOffer.com

 

[rokoroko]

Do you believe that aswell? What he wrote will stay on search engines forever, it's an attempt to inflate the price, in hope that when a buyer does come along and offers $50k (still will be lucky) and they accept, the plan is to make them think they've got a bargain.

Its one thing doing that with Properties dot com at $130 million (still looks silly) but this is not a strong enough name to do that with, most people wouldn't turn down 800k for a single word .com or even a 2 letter .com, yet he's apparently done that with a domain hand-registered only 16 months ago and a term linked with very few domain registrations and 0 companies.

While they are waiting, why doesn't the person/company who offered 800,000 euros for the .com buy the .co for just $113?

Actually .co is 40k now. ,-)

 

[NameFu]

Actually, the metaverse casino in decentraland has made $36 million in the first quarter of 2022. I definitely believe that this isn't going to be a temporary passing trend. There's something new brewing that's only going to grow. Will virtual casinos take over and put 2D website based casinos out of business? Definitely not! But I guesstimate thst it become a multi-billion dollar industry within the next 2 years.

 

[wot]

MetaverseCasi.no​

MetaCasi.no​

 

[NYJimbo]

I'm sure if the stock markets and crypto markets were doing well right now we would be seeing a lot more "meta" name buys. But alas, things look pretty weak right now.

We were looking at some good momentum but then it all fell apart. I hope it picks back up before the fall, when we have to start renewing all of these names.