It can allow buyers to access a domain they cannot afford while still in payment. Under the right agreement, the buyer starts business with the name today, the seller gets paid monthly or yearly, and title t...
As Registry operators have expanded their services to administer geographic top level domains, many have kept infrastructures that were as splintered as the territories themselves. However, just recently one...
From the outside, the domain aftermarket can seem chaotic. Today the big headline is a numeric .com. Tomorrow it is an artificial intelligence extension. The next day it might be a country code, an acronym, o...
The Domain Name Industry runs on a system of enforced contract agreements backed by the global authority. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers Enforcement Department has today released...
Just because a domain registration is private does not mean it belongs to a nefarious individual trying to evade detection. It could be a known business safeguarding an unannounced product, an enterprise acq...
Forget The Summer Slowdown. Domain Sales Stayed Robust In July
Sales
A large domain sale solves the kind of problem most investors dream about. Cash arrives. Years of effort fin...
Polaris.xyz reportedly sold for $13,519, a price that is not blockbuster by premium domain standards but is...
The $180,000 sale of Symphony.co according to news sources is not a headline that should be skimmed. It’s a...
Wholesale pricing has always moved at the pace of the Gregorian calendar. Patient buyers know that negotiatin...
Not every splashy domain sale needs to come from the highest tiers of the aftermarket. Today’s spotlight sa...
Did you ever hear a flipper complain about DNSSEC during a portfolio sale? DNSSEC is fairly simple until dom...
Several sources have reported that 9 9 7 8 sold for $82,843 USD this week. The sale is good news for numeric...
