Read MoreAs an investor, I provide liquidity for typically illiquid assets. Some types of domain names, like 2 or 3 letter/number or exceptional one word .com domain names are quite liquid. A domain registrant who owns this type of domain name could turn it into cash pretty easily if they knew where to list the domain name. Many domain names aren’t very liquid, and it could take years to sell...
advice The liquidity of some investors domain assets
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