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Giuseppe Graziano released his LXDO liquid domains market report for the second quarter. As GDPR takes effect, Escrow.com reports the lowest volume of sales since the start of LXDO. Giuseppe commented that the median values of disclosed transactions also recorded very large decreases in almost all categories. This calls for caution in view of the […]
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August 14, 2018 Raymond Hackney
1 letter domains, 2 letter domains, 3 letter domains, 4 character.com, 4 letter domains, Domain trends, Liquid Domains Report
A couple weeks ago I wrote about QM.net being put up for auction on Namepros. You don’t see a valuable, liquid name such as a 2L.net be put up with a $1 start, no reserve. The auction started on July 29, so it took two weeks to close but the auction closed at $13,777 and […]
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August 13, 2018 Raymond Hackney
2 letter domains, namepros
A couple weeks ago I wrote about QM.net being put up for auction on Namepros. You don’t see a valuable, liquid name such as a 2L.net be put up with a $1 start, no reserve. The auction started on July 29, so it took two weeks to close but the auction closed at $13,777 and […]
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August 12, 2018 Raymond Hackney
2 letter domains, 3 letter domains, namepros
Let me say upfront, Namepros members don’t verify their identity.
You don’t see a 2Letter.net auctioned everyday on Namepros with a $1 starting bid.
But that’s what we got with QM.net being auctioned off by a member who has 73 positiv...
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July 29, 2018 Raymond Hackney
2 letter domains, Domaining 101, namepros
Giuseppe Graziano released the Liquid Domains Overview for Q1 2018. Always a great read and if you own these names you should go over the whole report. From the report 2018 starts with a continuation of the trends observed in our past reports: China continues to gain market share, especially on the 5Ns front where […]
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May 15, 2018 Raymond Hackney
2 letter domains, 3 letter domains, 3character, 4 letter domains, Liquid Domains Report