Saw had reasonable appraisals on some domains, but seems to undervalue many two word combos. Saw is a domain marketplace offering self-brokerage and do-it-for-me brokerage services. While its tech platform is less than two years old, it’s backed by years of brokerage experience from well-known brokers. It also offers a free appraisal tool. Andrew has [...]
After two years of falling prices, the IPv4 market has turned decisively. Surging transfer volumes, AI infrastructure demand and looming broadband expansion are tightening supply, pushing prices higher and leaving patient buyers facing a costlier reality.
shop.net Estimated end time: 2026-06-06 13:17 ESTCurrent Bid: 30,000 USD Reserve met Bids: 6 Domain Language: English
New study suggests 10% to 20% of domains are registered for bad purposes, but it might be even higher. Every month, eight to ten million domain names are registered. How many of these are registered for malicious purposes? It depends on who you ask, but most agree that it’s a substantial amount. Today, Interisle issued [...]
The Seoul-based rocket startup is developing its own launch vehicles and engines.
Hear from five people who were at Nordic Domain Days last week. Nordic Domain Days took place in Stockholm, Sweden, last week. It was my first time attending the event, and the trip was very worthwhile. Not only was the content good, but the networking was solid as well, with many people I had never [...]
newasia.com Estimated end time: 2026-06-01 13:29 ESTCurrent Bid: 30 USD Reserve not met Bids: 1 Domain Language: --
The British fintech has built a waitlist of about 450,000 users in India as it prepares for a broader launch.
Barnes & Noble, a tourism site, and a ferry booking business recently bought domain names. I was traveling last week, so the end user list for last week is coming to you today. Sedo’s top public sale last week was honeypot.com for $150,000. This would make a good name for a cybersecurity service or email [...]
NameBio shared statistics from its 290 LTO transactions at Afternic. After a record-breaking start to the year, my domain sales in the first half of May fell off a cliff. This is not unusual; with a portfolio my size, it’s common to get just a few sales a month. Still, I had no sales until [...]