My domain sales so far this year – DNW Podcast #493
Jul 15, 2024
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In this podcast, the host shares their domain sales results for the first half of 2024, discussing sell-through rates, top-level domains, and acquisition sources. They also speculate on reasons for the sales performance. The episode covers domain hijacking targeting web3 companies, scam warnings in the domain industry, legal updates, and domain dispute cases, including a lawsuit against GoDaddy by a DNS company.
Sell-through rate is 1.36% with 17 domains sold by mid-year, showcasing fluctuating sales trends.
US domain investors may face filing requirements for beneficial ownership statements, emphasizing the importance of timely compliance amid evolving regulations.
Deep dives
Domain Sales Trends and Analysis
Analysis of domain sales trends reveals insights into the ebbs and flows of domain selling. With 17 domains sold by mid-year, including various acquisitions, the sell-through rate stands at 1.36%. Consideration of monthly sales reveals fluctuations, with notable domains like PowerOfWhere.com and margo.org showcasing diverse domain usage patterns.
Legal Requirements for US Domain Investors
US domain investors face potential filing requirements for beneficial ownership statements with the US Treasury. While the process seems manageable, delays and legal challenges indicate a prudent approach. The reminder to file in November ensures timely compliance amid evolving regulations.
Antitrust Allegations Against GoDaddy
Intri's lawsuit against GoDaddy alleges antitrust violations in restricting DNS record changes. The case highlights complexities in domain management and potential motivations behind such actions. Intriguing dynamics emerge around securing simpler DNS changes and implications on industry competition and business strategies.
Let’s dig into my sales results this year. How are your domain sales so far this year? Mine…not so great. On today’s show, I share in-depth numbers about my sales in the first half of 2024: sell-through rates, top level domains, where I acquired the domains and more. I also hypothesize about why my sales […]