Yesterday saw $671k in domain name sales, including: $30,500 7660․com $22,600 Accidents․ai $20,000 SIRank․com $17,500 Stars․co․uk $17,000 SCG․co $10,666 BrandBoost․com $9,999 Cue․im $8,444 LaunchpadAI․com $5,000 ShopMobile․co $4,999 Reply․group $4,995 LightAmerica․com $4,500 AtomicIQ․com $4,149 MonsterPacks․com $3,359 CardBinder․com $3,000 AgentMetric․com 📊 Top 100 Sales: namebio.com/daily Repeat sales + charts in reply 👇

I want to talk about the most underrated skill in domain investing. Reading the market before it moves. Not after the trend is everywhere. Not when everyone is talking about it. Before. When .ai domains were $ 500 — most investors said, "AI is just hype." The ones who registered quietly in 2020 and 2021 are selling for $50,000 today. When geo domains were ignored, most investors chased short brandable names. The ones who built geo portfolios are closing $500 to $2,000 deals consistently every month. The pattern is always the same. An industry grows. A keyword becomes valuable. The early registrants win. The late ones pay retail. Right now, there are keywords that will look obvious in 3 years. The investors reading this who act today will be the ones everyone calls lucky in 2027. Luck is just preparation meeting a trend early. Read the market. Move before the crowd. Register before the price follows. 👑

Along the lines of what Snagged stated. The stats also prove .com is still the way to go. .com in 2025 ~72% of all domain sales ~$176M in revenue ~32% growth year-over-year (NameBio 2025, only published sales) ~.com converts 8-13% better than other extensions (2,400 A/B tests). ~Holds 68% of page-one rankings ~33% higher click rates ~Users stay 18% longer ~67% remember .com vs. 41% for others (Ahrefs, Backlinko, Nielsen, Google Analytics)

Sold 797 .si for $49. Cost: $12.25 Hold time: 1 day.

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In total this week, I’ve only heard from *one* startup that is even remotely .si curious. For any non-mainstream TLD become a legit option, some company needs to build on it and then do very well, raise money and get a lot of traction. Which then gives other startups “permission” to use that TLD, as well. Kind of like what @NotionHQ did for .so.

What's the word/grammar hill you are absolutely dying on?

Yesterday saw $896k in domain name sales, including: $210,000 Avive․com $25,000 MyTickets․com $18,888 Otherwise․si $15,000 Simmy․ai $14,999 Tilt․now $9,097 Animalitos․com $6,500 Hyperintelligence․io $5,500 Frigis․com $5,458 Models․si $5,006 Crispy․ai $3,988 Stack․si $3,700 SwapVerse․com $3,600 PetScout․com $3,500 Carvigo․com $3,299 VexoAI․com $3,053 WorkCentric․com $2,600 Minds․si $2,495 PepBeacon․com $2,425 WiseBank․com $1,999 SplitMobile․com 📊 Top 100 Sales: namebio.com/daily Repeat sales + charts in reply 👇

I've been targeting two-word .com domains, mixing and matching keywords that make sense. Not much out there to register in terms of high-value combos, but still looking. They're not very brandable, but I figure they have some use. If not, guess I'll bandwagon .si domains. 😁

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.now sold Verbs pair well with .now Verb + .now is a command. Held 23 months. Listed on all the major marketplaces. The buyer bought at GoDaddy. Which .now is your favorite? #domainsold #dotnow

Update: I sold Minds .si for $2.600 at Atom. My first superintelligence related domain sale, hopefully the other 35 will also sell soon.