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The domain investing track at Nordic Domain Days is under way.
@GGRGcom, @AlanShiflett and @BradenPollock chatting outbound.
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Been to Nordic Domain Days 3 times - it's a great conference.
GoDaddy's sponsoring for the first time this year, and @GGRGcom has a domain investor track on the opening day.
May 24th - 26th, if anyone's interested.
The GGRG Newsletter | Q4 Market Report 📈 | Nordic Domain Days 2026 🇸🇪 - mailchi.mp/ggrg/the-ggrg-new…
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Precision broker with deep Asia ties: #domainname broker Giuseppe Graziano earned his Master’s at Fudan University in Shanghai and has long analyzed “liquid” domains - an asset class driven heavily by Chinese demand.
Now based in Dubai, he bridges EU-MENA-APAC capital to premium .com.
Join him in Hong Kong, Nov 17–18 → domainsummit.com
#DomainSummitAsia #HongKong #DomainBroker #DigitalAssets #AsiaDomains #DN
The GGRG Newsletter | Q3 Market Report 📈 | Domain Days Dubai 🌴 - mailchi.mp/ggrg/the-ggrg-new…
Looking forward going back to Paris for NDDCamp.
NDDCamp Paris goes international 🌐
Moderated by @helmutsmeskonis of @domainsummitcom and dedicated to modern domaining, dropcatching, and blockchain domains, the final session of the 🇬🇧 roundtables features international figures such as @joealagna, Richard Lau & @GGRGcom
Let’s run some simple math on .ai domains.
If your renewal cost is $70/year and your STR (sell-through rate) is 1% - a conservative industry average -you need to sell your domains for at least $7,000 net just to break even. That’s a 0% return.
Can you make big sales with .ai domains? Yes.
Will your portfolio be profitable? That depends on your average selling price and your STR.
Some names do not need branding. Their story tells all.
42.com is available for the first time since 1995.
🪐 Known as “the ultimate answer” from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, it’s the perfect name for AI.
DM for details.
@xai @sama @AravSrinivas @mattturck @aidangomez @elonmusk
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📰 The Web3 domain space now has a benchmark.
The Domain Standard is LIVE.
💡 Industry insights
📊 Real sales data
🎙️ Expert interviews
…and much more, all in one place.
Big shoutout to the contributors:
@theliondave, @MJohannesSt, @dynatodd, @domainname, @BradenPollock, @zimo_00, @munirbadr, @GGRGcom, @InterNetX
The GGRG Newsletter | Q2 Market Report 📈 | Domain Days Dubai 🌴 - mailchi.mp/ggrg/the-ggrg-new…
The GGRG Newsletter | Q1 Market Report 📈 | Nordic Domain Days 🇸🇪 - mailchi.mp/ggrg/the-ggrg-new…
Most disagreements and misunderstandings come down to each side trying to optimize for different things.
Domain Investing is like the Dao: those who speak don’t know, and those who know don’t speak.
Well, except for @hypernames, @TonyNames, @MichaelCyger and a few others...
Higher quality names offer better liquidity and higher sale prices, but the market is more efficient in pricing them - so margins are tighter and returns are lower.
Cheaper domains (such as hand-registrations, unexplored niches and alternate extensions) will give you less stability and more risk, but there are bigger margins and greater inefficiencies in valuations.
I found it easier to start my investing journey with a focus towards the latter, as I had less money at the beginning and could compound faster.
But I quickly realised that I didn't want to pursue scale ... so I've been slowly moving capital (over the years) towards fewer, better names.
There's no single perfect way to play this game - every choice, every strategy, every domain - each has its own upsides and downsides. You've just got to find what works for you.


















