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advice We own doge.org the original Dogecoin website - where / how best to sell it?

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Dogecoin is worth over 50 billion USD and is Elon Musk's favourite coin and is now a Department of Government Efficiency. We own the original doge.org domain and could offer it to the big bidder. Where would be the best place to list it? We believe it can fetch quite a sum.
 
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If you want to hire a domain broker that has dealt with Elon before:
Go with Andrew Rosener (MediaOptions.com) - He helped Elon acquire x.com

Here are more brokers:
thank you for the referral!
 
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Idk if theres any major value there. They'd use doge.gov for the new office of efficiency. I've also tried selling a bunch of crypto doge alt coin sites like litedoge[.]org (was a failed forked coin) for a while with BINs of <$500 but had no interest. Market seems shallow.
 
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That’s a premium domain! Try listing it on Sedo or Flippa, or approach Dogecoin projects directly for top offers.
 
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sadly billions in coin valuation dont mean much for domain value. does your name have link.. past websites... history or u just mean u are original owner of domain??
 
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DOGE .org

develop it.
and if you can't, there are enough IT forums (crypto forums), where you can find some nerdy programmers, that would love to collaborate with you.


putting a bit of money into the domain can bring you much more back, than trying to sell it
(besides, that for ex. Elon truly see's a need in it and gives you a mill...)

Good luck!
 
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To list a valuable domain like doge.org, especially with its strong association with Dogecoin and Elon Musk, you should consider using reputable platforms like Sedo, Flippa, GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, or Afternic, which are well-known for handling high-value domains. You can also reach out to domain brokers who specialize in premium domains. Given the domain's significance in the cryptocurrency world, promoting it through social media channels like Twitter or Reddit (r/Dogecoin) can help attract potential buyers. Additionally, if you’re looking to get the most out of the sale, consider listing it on your site at turhost.co, where you can leverage your established audience and network.
 
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To list a valuable domain like doge.org, especially with its strong association with Dogecoin and Elon Musk, you should consider using reputable platforms like Sedo, Flippa, GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, or Afternic, which are well-known for handling high-value domains. You can also reach out to domain brokers who specialize in premium domains. Given the domain's significance in the cryptocurrency world, promoting it through social media channels like Twitter or Reddit (r/Dogecoin) can help attract potential buyers. Additionally, if you’re looking to get the most out of the sale, consider listing it on your site at turhost.co, where you can leverage your established audience and network.

I heard turhost is not trusted for anything
 
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ChatGPT tailored the advice to himself instead of to the person he was trying to respond to on the forums. Awkward! :D
 
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Dogecoins still huge with that 50B market cap,so throwing doge up on Sedo sounds like a solid play,they’ve got the right crowd for this kind of domain,specially in the crypto space.You could also hit up a broker like MediaOptions to go after the big fish - maybe even the Dogecoin Foundation or someone tied to Elon Musk.Just make sure you hype up the domain history and branding power.If you play it smart, theres a real shot at pulling in anywhere from 750k to a couple million easy.
 
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