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Here is a great thread on Twitter where end-users share their acquisition prices and opinions of domain names.
Some noticeable tweets in that thread:
Some noticeable tweets in that thread:
Couldn't it have been pilot.com instead? Check my previous post.The domain Volk is talking about he paid 400k is CarCovers.com very smart great buy to own the best name in a big niche
no https://techstartups.com/2021/02/20...-figure-business-purchase-400000-domain-name/Couldn't it have been pilot.com instead? Check my previous post.
There are always new trends that will come which you can buy cheap.So basically if you aren’t already rich or didn’t start domaining in 1995 probably sol. Anybody who isn’t at least upper middle class left fighting over the scraps what a shocker.
Definitely not the case , there is an abundance of opportunity left in the domain industry . The only way that stops is if the internet itself stops using domain namesSo basically if you aren’t already rich or didn’t start domaining in 1995 probably sol. Anybody who isn’t at least upper middle class left fighting over the scraps what a shocker.
Definitely not the case , there is an abundance of opportunity left in the domain industry . The only way that stops is if the internet itself stops using domain names
True twiki trueTrue.
However at this time most small fish are already dead in the water. (Edit: domain investors with lower tier / lower value names)
And will continue to be like that for a few years as we've just started going down economically (past that cliff) and it's still a looong way until the bottom.
Domaining has been perhaps the fastest and deepest industry to be affected so far, from what I've seen around at least. Since it's related to investment (users buying names for their business) guess that investments are either cancelled or postponed.
Note, these sales are okay-ish but they seem weak to me vs. the quality of the names.