When I was a young kid in the 70s I lived on my Apple computer. I never had a video game console. No Atari, colecovision. Just computers. But there was plenty of entertainment on the computer. My favorite game of all time was a simple one. Lemonade Stand. It worked like this. They give you the weather prediction. The give you the cost of a cup of lemoade. You get to choose how many marketing signs you make, how many cups you make, and the price you are going to charge. It then takes that gives you the actual weather and gives you a profit and loss the next day. I played all the time..for years.
I liked it because it was simple and it in hind site it also taught me a little about business. Move me forward 40 years later and this NFT game called Wolf Game (wolfgame.live) comes out and its the same type of simple setup. You have sheep, they make wool. Wool is the currency that lets you buy things. But if you sheer there is a chance the wolves steal it and the wolves can also steal sheep if you breed them. I loved it, you could make a few decisions each day and see what happened. But someone exploited the blockchain contract and it all fell apart. They had to pause the game and rewrite the entire contract and game. Before it got hacked it has done 13,000 ETH yes thousand. People loved it. I knew they had taken in tens of millions of dollars and it was going well but not everyone agreed. People fled. I figured it was a good time to buy up the scraps. So I put in quite a bit of money hoping that it would return. Long story short it is and things are flying. Just in old $wool bags that I picked up they yield $360 a day . I have been cashing them in every week and putting half back into the game and half into the bank. At this point if the game goes four months and never grows I will have gotten all my money back in $wool alone. But if it does well and returns to old form I make a million dollars profit and a 20X return in a few months. And it’s all because it reminded me of Lemonade Stand. We’ll see if I should have stuck to playing the free old game online
Domain of the Day: LincolnPark.com People know the band but its named after one of the coolest neighborhoods in Chicago
Quote of the Day: “Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment.” —Unknown
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Park.io Names at Auction
Ma.to The might Mato
VVR.io After playing Occulus I am long VR names
BKUP.io Everyone seeing Backup like I am
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Dumb.gg Some times simple gets it done
Namejet, Sedo, and Catched.com Names at Auction
IGG.io Three letter dot io is $300 to $400 based on past sales at wholesale
Meta.monster Didn’t even know you could get dot monster. This is probably the most valuable
MegaHome.com My favorite Namejet name so far but its the first one i put on the list so we’ll see how it goes
Promoting.net I like it because it actually describes where you could be promoting
YNN.net Taken in 53 extensions and a no reserve auction
AnimalMassage.com Because you know your dog would love a massage
WLCW.com No bidders and pretty good letters although only taken in 12 extensions
Spreadable.com Peanut Butter and Joy
Server.ai Smart service
Store.xyz Has a huge opening bid but it really is a nice name
ZWM.org Not a great name but it is for under $100 IMO
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MotorcycleFinancing.com See the next name
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You should start a new blog called nftshane
Probably will make a lot more money on it
Domains are like watching paint dry
Happy New Year
Domains are boring comparatively but a lot of fun buying and selling those too. Just not as much action or really as much money. The turnover is years instead of weeks and months. I’ll keep doing this as long as people are reading