Tingarova
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Howdy everyone,
I’ve been thinking a lot about the value of premium domain names lately. We all know how much they’re worth—some sell for millions (like Crypto.com for 12M or Voice.com for 30M). But here’s a question: What if you didn’t have to buy the whole domain to own a piece of it?
Imagine this:
I’m curious to hear your thoughts:
I’ve been thinking a lot about the value of premium domain names lately. We all know how much they’re worth—some sell for millions (like Crypto.com for 12M or Voice.com for 30M). But here’s a question: What if you didn’t have to buy the whole domain to own a piece of it?
Imagine this:
- A premium domain is fractionalized into smaller, tradable shares.
- You could buy a share for a fraction of the cost and still benefit from its value appreciation.
- The domain owner raises capital without selling the entire asset, and investors get access to a high-value digital asset they couldn’t afford otherwise.
I’m curious to hear your thoughts:
- As a domain owner, would you consider fractionalizing your premium domain to unlock its value?
- As an investor, would you buy shares in a premium domain if it meant owning a piece of a high-value digital asset?
- What concerns or questions would you have about this idea?
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