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The Future of Domain Names

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How long will domain names be in existence?

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  • Forever - Domain names will never be obsolete.

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    16.9%
  • At least 100 years.

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    5.6%
  • At least 50 years.

    19 
    votes
    21.3%
  • At least 25 years.

    24 
    votes
    27.0%
  • Less than 25 years.

    26 
    votes
    29.2%
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Phronesis

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If you look back over the past century, technology changes so quickly and part of me wonders how long the internet will continue to exist in its current form. I think one of the biggest long-term risks to domain name investors is the potential that the web, as it is, and how we get information (by searching specific sites - domains) could change dramatically thus making domain names obsolete and if that happened, the value of domain names obviously worthless. I realize this may be a touchy subject as many of us have a lot of cash (credit?) invested here. But I'm curious what people think about it.
 
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Is email going away in 25 years? I don't think so!

Websites can evolve too. For example, WebXR libraries like A-Frame can turn websites into VR experiences. See how Meta developed Project Flowerbed.
 
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I think Domain Names have VERY great future. Official stats predict at least 1.5-2 times GROW for 2031 year. As I know...
 
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I think Domain Names have VERY great future. Official stats predict at least 1.5-2 times GROW for 2031 year. As I know...
(emphasis mine) source?
 
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Just a thought--------


How long have phone #s been around or licsense plate #s. Have those changed all that much??
Good point!
Remember when people paid big money to own special 800 numbers? Manhattan area codes? How much is their ressell value today?! Just some food for thought...
 
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I am changing my position on what I consider the best alternative for the younger generation to market as an alternative to .com. My focus is .fun now. I see a strong case for saying that .com is too boring for young people. .fun can also be purchased at good prices on some websites and so there is a good opportunity for flippers to make quick profits flipping .fun names.
 
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