One of the smarter things I did this year was move my crypto into stocks. Instead of losing 20 percent I made 20 percent, and if I wanted to go back to BTC I could add a few more coins to the stack. But I don’t have plans to go back in 2026. I think there is better value in select stocks right now than in BTC. I also do not like that Saylor plays such a big role in its value or how tightly it pegs to the broader market. If I am going to peg to the market I might as well be in the market.
I do not pretend I am some genius investor, but I am pretty good at spotting the start of a trend. My seven figure portfolio started with ten thousand dollars in 2021 by being early in a few different places. Right now my focus is on stocks that have been beaten down over the last five years or since IPO. Many of them were priced like they were already giants and the market punished them when they were not profitable or established enough to support those valuations. Time has passed. A lot of these companies now have a real customer base and a clear path to growth or expanding profitability.
One example is Gemini, ticker GEMI. It is down about 80 percent since its IPO and trades at a huge discount to Coinbase and Robinhood. Yet the business is stable and if they add stock trading or perps, the stock should at least double or maybe even quadruple. There are also a lot of SaaS companies that have folded AI into their products and become far more efficient. They have taken growth from under ten percent to double digits. That kind of compounding changes the value of a company in a big way, but the market has not rewarded it because they have not done it enough quarters in a row to convince people it is real. I am betting it is real.
To me it is a game and the money is the scorecard. Hoping 2026 brings a few big wins.
Quote of the Day: “Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.” Warren Buffett
Domain of the Day: PinkBanana.com Oh the fun you could have
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Dynadot
188.ag AG is a gambling site and bettors love 88
Annie.cc Good for an email
Daytrading.bot People are already paying for this
Pythn.com All the nerds and snake lovers see Python
Super.auction No bids. Decent auction house name
EJAL.com Most bids on the board at Dyna. Already at $2K so it shows there are some really good possible end users
Cooler.net 30 year old domain
Accusort.com 31 years old. There will always be a need to sort and pack physical product
Namejet
Capricorn.net A few big domain investors I know are gathering top 1% quality dot nets and this fits that category
NIH.com Most bids on the board as expected
SuperFind.com Sounds like a next generation AI search engine
TUGRA.com The type of 5Ls I love to buy
SweetHaven.com Open vessel. I would golf there or buy a shirt there
PublicTv.com Free, over the air programming
Inquire.org As seen on Domain Sherpa. None of us picked out the name as liking or disliking. I still like just not on top of list
GoStrategies.com Go to Market assistance
SoupFactory.com Soups are underrated
CedarFarm.com Clean name and will be people who want this at some point and not many bidders
SpaceGuide.com 27 years old
Atom – Active Auctions
Michelle.com I mean, c’mon. Probably the best name up for auction at Atom yet
IIN.com Looks like someone is trying to free up some cash for the New Year. Another great name
GoldenHouse.com If its not a Chinese buffet it should be
LegalScan.com Accounting and Legal are two areas that are great for AI
NiceHouses.com Only the best. The others are at NotGreatHouses.net
BrewFactory.com. Several places already using this name
Sedo
Good.pizza Gets traffic as expected and nice domain but will never sell because reserve is too high
Verdari.com Nice sounding brand. Sounds like a fashion brand . Essentially no reserve
Wordle.uk Trademarked but won’t stop traffic buyers
SeeSea.com Taken in 42 extensions which surprised me
Psychosis.ai No bids. Crazy name
Catched
Jennifer.co Female names in any major extension are money
Vital.life SLD taken in 379 extensions
Belleza.es Caught 18 bids already
SEK.xyz Regular renews Swiss Kronar
Bridge.Loans the “in between things” loan
Content.me The backbone of the Internet
The.capital “The capital you need”
Medusa.es Most bids on the Catched board
Yield.cash Yield is one of my favorite keywords
Godaddy Domains with Bids
FakeLawn.com The “AstroTurf’/Synthetic grass business in much larger than you think
FakeLawns.com
Skully.com Most bids on the Goddaddy board today
CapHouse.com hats, hats, hats, no cap
Piera.com Can be anything. Has some Spanish background
Coinsdesk.com Coindesk should probably get this.
Hallman.com Popular last name so several companies named this already
AutoLoans.org Obvious use
MediaHoldings.com Reminds me of Media Options
NightMaster.com Flashlights? or just the DC Comics character, a former rock singer turned occult vigilante
FollowFunding.com Several websites that tracks funding, including Raising.fi from Darcy
81Cents.com $1 store with discounts or 50cent with some added weight
Inclusion.net A big thing to some people
CannabisFarmers.com A increasing number of them in the US. Even more in Mexico and South America
EasyHomeSolutions.com Upgrade name for dozens of hope repair companies
GoNewark.com I wouldn’t recommend. The city not the domain
FixItHere.net Solid marketing name
Todar.com Nice brandable, 5L
AiHedge.com Not sure what this is but it has AI in it. AI does give you an hedge against a lot of things
MediaBuys.com By ads direct
Godaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid
0807.cc
083Bet.com
084Bet.com
52026.com
77ng.com
87kj.com
98699.com
abcxx.com
abfarmsafety.com
AdvisorTech.com
AlanYoung.com
amlo-biosciences.com
ArmPro.com
ArticlesNetwork.com
ArtSinc.com
aryanakababgrill.com
balloonandbbq.com
BankingCorner.com
BetPride.com
bihufestival.org
BloomBet.com
BradLander.com
BuckleBunnies.org
CasualAvenue.com
caxl.com
chhath.org
ClaimSteam.com
ClassicMustangRentals.com
clayyount.com
CoastalAdaptiveSports.org
DateOvernight.com
DesApanGambaTan.com
downtownathletic.com
dvhd.com
econeers.com
ensea.com
EuroLearn.com
fbky.com
FireChannel.com
flaglerchamber.org
ForkMeta.com
FrugAlaiChallenge.org
GageFamilyDental.com
gamersgates.com
GlendaLehigh.com
grihapraveshpuja.org
HabitForge.com
hivleague.org
HopeWill.com
HuntsvilleTribune.com
inctv.com
IndiaAccelerator.co
InductiveAi.com
KuwaitCar.com
LegalHighs.com
lglondon.org
LiabilityClaims.com
LocalMovements.com
LottoInfo.com
luzora.com
MakeOvertravel.com
masjidjabar.com
mvjy.com
MyAnatomy.com
MyWholefoodLife.com
NationwideClaims.com
NetworkView.com
noco-noco.com
nonalim.com
OnlinePianoCoach.com
oqvl.com
ProFix.org
qaxr.com
qexr.com
qijn.com
Quality-DentalCare.com
rentaref.com
RescueTees.com
RiseWireless.com
roxarose.com
satyanarayanpuja.org
sdn09mudikpalupuh.com
SeeMeet.com
SendChat.com
shigmofestival.org
Shoppings.org
SignsByDesign.com
syfte.com
TahlequahFarmersMarket.org
TechFarming.com
TheArkansasProject.com
theorganickitchen.com
TownOfDewittPolice.com
TradeReward.com
TwistedGifts.com
UncommonThought.com
vaibhavlakshmi.org
vdqe.com
vishufestival.org
WaterAgents.com
WebDynamics.com
YourTicketToWork.com
zoqn.com
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