Remember when .info was the hot tld at the auctions? Seems like forever ago. You could pretty much put any good keyword do info up at Flippa and make money. How are dot info and Flippa doing now? It’s crazy how hot markets work. Everyone talking about how this one is going to be different. Yet we all know that it will only be good until something else comes along that people like or until the market runs out of the next fool. If you have been an investor long enough you know that money is made in volatility. That you need the ups and down and the spreads to make money. You need a hot .info to come around and you need another one to follow. We need this movement of hot and cold to keep markets fresh. Things don’t run forever. There will be a lot of money made when it runs so everyone feels the need to jump in. All the while hoping they aren’t jumping in to a top.
To me the thing that bothers me most about bitcoin is not that I haven’t been part of the run. It’s that the guys and girls that have, now have more money than me to outbid me on good domain names. They are generating cash to spend that I am not. That really is the only thing that gets me. I am trying to build a portfolio. I have been getting some great domains over the last month while others are concentrating elsewhere. I think when people start coming back, they are going to what to spend their “winnings” and drive up some prices in the resale market. I do think this comes but it will only be in the premium names. The area where I’ve been investing lately. Those names have risen greatly in price and I think they skyrocket over the next few years. My opinion only and I have been putting my money in my thoughts. You put yours in what you think will serve you best. Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price.
Quote of the Day: “Not everyone gets to win. This is not a faster email server, this is a technology where people will go away” -Chain CEO Adam Ludwin
Domain of the Day: CryptoSwitch.com Solid name for a crypto coin exchange site
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
TheChristmas.com Those 3 months of the year its relevant will pay for the 9 months idle
FrontLoader.com I have a few. Expensive equipment but could be a brand as well
TheMaple.com I will buy this one but you’re welcome to try
Steal.com This one literally is a steal. sorry
TrainBrain.com I thought a few minutes over whether I like BrainTrain or TrainBrain better. Still not sure but TrainBrain is for sale so not really a choice
Brandery.com Nothing like a brand site with a made up brand word as its name
HappyChef.com I like the people that cook my food to be happy. Always seems to work out better for me
FabulousCoffee.com A bit specific but coffee places open and close every day
StartMarketing.com Obviously a marketing name. But a marketing name for a marketing company
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
DNEF.com Good letters for our industry but evidently we lost all our players so it will stand for “Do Not Eat Fries” or something
Movement.co I’m not a fan of dot co and I’ve said that several times. But I’m also smart enough to realize that names like this get tons of action and are highly sought after. So I may not like it over all but a good flip is a good flip
Nomulus.com The name of Google’s Open Source domain name registrar. But obviously they don’t own the dot com
AccessPlus.com I’m not going to lie, I can’t wait to see what I get access to. Bids are higher than I thought
Xephon.com I think X names look techy and everyone knows that they make the Z sound
FXPH.com Chinese CHiP. Which means we start at $900 based on recent sales
Sparkeo.com Google says it gets 1300 monthly visits
Fingro.com Fintech name
BloodRight.com Medical name and obviously will be blood related. A good buy under $75 IMO
CanadaHomeLoans.com Last time I checked they still sell homes in Canada and loan money to people to buy them
Godaddy Names With One or No Bids
BitHerders.com No bid on this one. It will now. Bitcoin mining name
AbundantMoney.com Not sure it has much value but like the name. Sounds like a fun website. 13 year old name
C3PO.info See. If C3PO doesn’t have value in dot info, nothing does
TheFlightPlan.com 2001 birthday for this travel name
Yolanda.com this one is ending in a few days but great name and getting a ton of action so I thought I would give a preview since there are so few good no bid names
Other Domains With Bids
145.us
1weddingsource.com
AbesBuggyRides.com
AcadianSkies.com
adsgenerator.com
AKI.co
AnalyticStools.com
AustinTemporaryHousing.com
AUSVoters.org
BackupIO.info
BandBroker.com
BestTruckdriverJobs.com
BigRealEstateAgent.com
CheckChat.com
CigarCityBrewpub.com
CMET.org
College-Pages.com
cpuventuretech.com
CrownProxy.com
CTTJ.net
CybersecurityConference.com
Defender.co
femtechleaders.com
FlashFactory.com
FXRI.com
GlobalNeighbourhoods.net
GoldenSpikeCompany.com
HavocUSA.com
HiHub.com
iCrard.org
InCountry.com
InternationalWomensPeaceGroup.org
JagerMusic.com
JustForWeightLoss.com
KRDP.net
LegalVitamins.com
LinklinePro.com
MinisterBook.com
MozoTravel.com
MRJX.net
Naddc.org
OBZGcom
OELT.com
OpenPlanner.com
PPNO.com
PressureDiecastingDelhi.com
privateschoolsinnewjersey.com
Proatlas.com
PsionNation.com
pvdcarpetcleaning.com
ResumeBuildingAndCareerSuccess.com
Sapcon.net
SexyTubes.mobi
Sporfutbol.net
Sportwerk.net
StartupSource.com
TahoeChamber.com
TechBrainy.com
TheLittleBlackBox.com
TheMillenniumParkHotel.com
TrademarkEase.com
UnderWeArist.com
VentureBeatProfiles.com
VirtualAugmentedReality.com
WirelessTube.mobi
WrongfulConvictionLawsuitDefense.com
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Far and away my highest buy for a domain was a .info (D i e t) .. it was years ago, way before I got into domaining. But despite putting a pretty penny down to obtain it, I’m still happy about the buy. but only because it’s a perfect name for .info, and probably one of the top 5 in the TLD.
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I haven’t got into bitcoin either. No time more than anything else. Plus I do see a possible bubble coming and think it’s a bit late in the game. Potential eventual regulation or banning in some countries is also something I see as potential danger to a large chunk of the current value. Add to that all the forks, new coins and new ICO’s are all going to compete for the same real world money in order to maintain value. So while I do see Blockchain having a ton of potential for lots of things .. as actual pure currency I see some big roadblocks ahead down the road. Particularly as tax agencies around the world start to notice all the tax not being paid. Today that amount represents such a ridiculous tiny fraction of the global economy, but it doesn’t need to get all that big for governments to take action .. it simply needs to get big enough that they see a problem in the not so distant future.
Fun Fact: Google owns Nomul.us. They might just be interested in Nomulus.com. Or not. Who knows.