This last week was a great one in the ccTLD market trend; the market was highly appreciated. Normally, there were plenty of .coms sales, but due to our business niche report; we brought you lots of country codes sales from various marketplaces, including sedo ongoing auction of the Austrian .AT domains. Sedo have just concluded the first batch of their one, two and few three letters and numbers .AT, also including several IDN domain names in the auction during the course of the week.

Out of the total 266 domains sold in the first batch; Sedo alone sold 250 in all, out of the names and other marketplaces sold the rest domains that are not .at domains, but other ccTlDs. Most expensive one among the domain sold at sedo auction is C.AT which was sold for €56,000/ $60,000. About 600 bidders tried their best to acquire c.at and other domains in the auction. C.at was followed by 1.at, with a sale price sum of $28,083.

Read the full story here:
http://www.cctldmarket.com/2016/11/cctld-market-sales-report-for-13th-19th.html

expertix:
This last week is a great one in the ccTLD market trend; the market was highly appreciated. Normally, there were plenty of .coms sales, but due to our business niche report; we brought you lots of country codes sales from various marketplaces, including sedo ongoing auction of the Austrian .AT domains. Sedo have just concluded the first batch of their one, two and few three letters and numbers .AT, also including several IDN domain names in the auction during the course of the week.

Out of the total 266 domains sold in the first batch; Sedo alone sold 250 in all, out of the names and other marketplaces sold the rest domains that are not .at domains, but other ccTlDs. Most expensive one among the domain sold at sedo auction is C.AT which was sold for €56,000/ $60,000. About 600 bidders tried their best to acquire c.at and other domains in the auction. C.at was followed by 1.at, with a sale price sum of $28,083.

Read the full story here:
http://www.cctldmarket.com/2016/11/cctld-market-sales-report-for-13th-19th.html

apart from .com domains which other type sells fast. Also, if a domain has been ban from adsense is it advisable to buy such domain and list it for sale

pat077:
apart from .com domains which other type sells fast. Also, if a domain has been ban from adsense is it advisable to buy such domain and list it for sale

If you are new in domain biz, please do not go into other extensions, just stick to .com domains for now and keep learning. You can get them from either drops or expired and you can as well buy them as new reg. Brandables are hot in the market now, if you have the insight for brandables. With lots of experience, you can buy .net .org, .info etc. But have it in mind that those domains may not sell on time as you may want.

However, if you are into other extensions, it is sure that if they are well chosen, they will sell. Well chosen in terms of rarity and with other good factors; such as good keyword/s, CPC, popularity etc. Selling these types of domain name has a peculiar strategy for selling them.

If you are investing on Chinese domains; you can venture on .cn and .cc or go for hacking types of domain niche. Domain hacking examples are: ita.ly, world.ly, selli.ng marketi.ng, wi.ng, bi.ng, domainki.ng etc and they also have their peculiar sales startegy aswell. So that is why you should stick to .com if you are new in the biz.

Google knows everything, but they are not everything on internet. Let me tell you, it is not everybody that are using adsense. Adsense is just one good market out of many markets online. The domain that are banned by adsense does not have anything to do with many other marketplaces. Such as affiliate market and ebay and others.

If you have any domain/s banned by adsense, the worst is that you cannot use such for adsense and can be useful for other markets for money making.

Just edited.

Chikena. OK?

expertix:


If you are new in domain biz, please do not go into other extensions, just stick to .coms for now and keep learning. With lots of experience, you can buy .net .org, .info etc. But have it in mind that those domains may not sell on time as you may want. However, they will sell if they are well chosen. Well chosen in terms of rarity. Selling this types of domain name has a peculiar strategy for selling them. If you are investing on Chinese domains; you can venture on .cn and .cc or go for hacking types of domain niche - such as ita.ly, world.ly, selli.ng marketi.ng, wi.ng etc and they also have their peculiar sales startegy aswell. So that is why you should stick to .coms for now.

Google knows everything, but they are not everything on internet. Let me tell you, it is not everybody that are using adsense. Adsense is just one good market out of many markets online. The domain that are banned by adsense does not have anything to do with many other marketplaces. Such as affiliate market and ebay and others.

If you have any domain/s banned with adsense, the worst is that you can not use such for adsense and can be useful for other markets for money making. Chikena. OK?

thanks for the info. I just got a domain, can u pls help me appraise and tell me what it's worth b4 I list it for sale?

pat077:
thanks for the info. I just got a domain, can u pls help me appraise and tell me what it's worth b4 I list it for sale?

Let me have it. Though my appraisal will only based on my ideas and experiences.

expertix:


Let me have it. Though my appraisal will only based on my ideas and experiences.

It's webtrafficcalculator. Com

pat077:
It's webtrafficcalculator. Com

The domain is not bad, but how many people do you think will need to buy this. Only those who are into web traffic biz and they are very few. In that case the domain is good for development but what experience do you have fro development of this kind domain. It may take time to sell and if you are not ready to wait for a likely long time you better request for a refund from the registrar where you registered it. But if you can wait for say, 3 to 5 years it may sell. However, these are human appraisals, as you know, I am not God! It may sell before then, but that will based on luck.

So the domain could be sold for low $xxxx.

Good Luck.

expertix:


The domain is not bad, but how many people do you think will need to buy this. Only those who are into web traffic biz and they are very few. In that case the domain is good for development but what experience do you have fro development of this kind domain. It may take time to sell and if you are not ready to wait for a likely long time you better request for a refund from the registrar where you registered it. But if you can wait for say, 3 to 5 years it may sell. However, these are human appraisals, as you know, I am not God! It may sell before then, but that will based on luck.

So the domain could be sold for low $xxxx.

Good Luck.

so, if I intend selling it for low like hw much shld that be and where shld I list it for sale?

pat077:
so, if I intend selling it for low like hw much shld that be and where shld I list it for sale?

If you are doing outbound sales; no matter the amount you name your domain price, the buyer will have to negotiate and you then come into agreement and close the deal. But if you put your domains in auction, you are advised to put BIN on the auction, the buyer may decide to buy or leave it or click the opening bid and in such case you will now decide to sell or disagree with him. Though auction varies from one to others, you need to read their rules before embark on selling your domain with them, so that you will know how to place your order.

Try to market it on many marketplaces, such as afternic, sedo, godaddy, undeveloped, namesilo and others. Just try to give it enough exposure and the buyer can see it on one of the marketplaces. use a very low opening bid and put the BIN high for say $1500.
Good luck.

expertix:


If you are doing outbound sales; no matter the amount you name your domain price, the buyer will have to negotiate and you then come into agreement and close the deal. But if you put your domains in auction, you are advised to put BIN on the auction, the buyer may decide to buy or leave it or click the opening bid and in such case you will now decide to sell or disagree with him. Though auction varies from one to others, you need to read their rules before embark on selling your domain with them, so that you will know how to place your order.

Try to market it on many marketplaces, such as afternic, sedo, godaddy, undeveloped, namesilo and others. Just try to give it enough exposure and the buyer can see it on one of the marketplaces. use a very low opening bid and put the BIN high for say $1500.
Good luck.

pls, I listed the domain for sale on bido last night. But, till this moment what is am seeing on my sales status is awaiting ownership verification. Does it take that long to get verified?

pat077:
pls, I listed the domain for sale on bido last night. But, till this moment what is am seeing on my sales status is awaiting ownership verification. Does it take that long to get verified?

Bido must have sent a verification email to your registrant email address on file. Check your inbox and click on the verification email where you are asked to click on the email and your domain is thus verified.

Cheers

expertix:


Bido must have sent a verification email to your registrant email address on file. Check your inbox and click on the verification email where you are asked to click on the email and your domain is thus verified.

Cheers

Can you please appraise menama.ng?

grownaira:


Can you please appraise menama.ng?

You mean you want to sell this type of name? No! not possible for now. .ng. You can develop it yourself as your personal blog or request for a refund if you have just registered it.

expertix:


You mean you want to sell this type of name? No! not possible for now. .ng. You can develop it yourself as your personal blog or request for a refund if you have just registered it.

Is a refund possible?

grownaira:


Is a refund possible?

Yes, try as soon as possible. Where did you register it? Just try and tell them you made mistake and you tell them the new name you want to replace.

No body will buy .ng for now, except when used for domain hacking something like wi.ng, lo.ng, stri.ng, selli.ng, fishi.ng

expertix:

Yes, try as soon as possible. Where did you register it? Just try and tell them you made mistake and you tell them the new name you want to replace.

No body will buy .ng for now, except when used for domain hacking something like wi.ng, lo.ng, stri.ng, selli.ng, fishi.ng

Thanks.

I bought from whogohost. Refund policy says no refund.

grownaira:


Thanks.

I bought from whogohost. Refund policy says no refund.

That is why Nigerian hosts are not good in my opinion.

There are 279 ccTLD domain names sold this week of November 20th – 26th and the best of the sales was .UK domain - Apartments co.uk, the domain was sold by Pvt auction, among them, followed by Tank.io. I was so surprised to see .io domain sold for $60,000. We have previously reported C.at in our last week report but we brought it up here once again to enable our readers know the likely position it occupied on Dnjournal report.

The sedo’s auction of the .at domains is still going hot as you can see the sales listed on the table below. According to the schedule, the auction may end on 28th of November, 2016.

It seems the auction was as a result of the ICANN resolution taken on 8th of November, 2016 that they will unblock all two-letter domains that match country codes appearing on the ISO 3166 list, most of which are also ccTLDs. The resolution was taken along the line with the release of the two characters in the New GTLd name space and ccTLDs related domains are involve.

Meanwhile, some countries are now protesting against such resolution in order to give them some considerations as it affect their name space.

http://www.cctldmarket.com/p/there-are-279-cctld-domain-names-sold.html

Weekly ccTLDs Market Sales Report for December, 4th – 10th, 2016


Sales of 114 ccTLDs were recorded in the week from various market as you can see on the table below, ranging from Sedo, Pvt, Godaddy, ramped, catawiki, park.io is not left behind, flippa, namejet.com and DropCatch.

Most expensive among the domains sold was Uh.de sold at PVT for $50,456, Uh.de is a two letter .de domain. It is no longer news for domain investors that the shorter the name the better. There are other two LL domains sold like Jc.de for $21,200 Edu.de $12,614, Ver.de also $12,614 Ib.de for $10,600. Others are Wh.at (hack domain) for $8,114, mam.to - dictionary word, 8.at for $7,182, Nea.de, Hp.at and etc.

http://www.cctldmarket.com/p/cctld-market-sales-report-for-4-th-10.html

We wish to say compliment of New Year and may the year be fruitful for our business and have bountiful proceeds and then be proud of Domain Biz.

We found only 52 ccTLDs during the course of the week. We brought you the data from just few markets, i.e. Sedo, Godaddy, park.io, flippa, namejet.com and DropCatch.


Most expensive name sold in the week was Search.io sold for $5, 500 on Wednesday 28th of the week at Flippa.com, followed by my-home.de a hived domain sold for $4,355 sold on Tuesday 29th December, 2016 at sedo.com, the next to that was jx.de a two letter domain sold for $2,550.

http://www.cctldmarket.com/p/we-wish-to-saycompliment-of-new-year.html

Chinese Domain Investors Are Very Mean

It is very glaring that Chinese investors are more interested in the real values of short domain names better than every other western nations’ investors. To buttress my point; the Chinese investors have taken more than 22 percent of high valuable short names. Recently, they have once again bought JR.com. JR.com owner was a New York based company known as J&R Music Company and the domain was previously used by the company for a quite many years.

The domain has just been transferred from USA to a new owner in China. The new owner represented by 62.com. Not quite a long time ago in 2016 sometime in July YK.com was sold to a Chinese

http://www.cctldmarket.com/p/it-is-very-glaring-that-chinese.html

bro pls pm me your email wanna ask some question concerning my hand reg domains.

Now I 'm back here once again I will be talking on the ongoing trend of Cryptocurrency as it affect domain name business.

oga expertix please reply my nairaland.com email please

Frankicent:
bro pls pm me your email wanna ask some question concerning my hand reg domains.

You are not new in domaining now what question do you have ok I will pm you, I have left this thread for sometime now but I will always come back here now for up dating and in furtherance of domaining in Nigeria but It may be different from that of the iykepromotion because I will be talking on sales from place to place and also about crypto trends

_gang bang

expertix:

You are not new in domaining now what question do you have ok I will pm you, I have left this thread for sometime now but I will always come back here now for up dating and in furtherance of domaining in Nigeria but It may be different from that of the iykepromotion because I will be talking on sales from place to place and also about crypto trends

Hmmm ok

I brought this article here from Namepros.com for everyone in case you have not seen it before. Posted by @stub sine 2015
You either read it here or visit namepros via https://www.namepros.com/threads/strategy-for-expiring-deleting-domains.878648/

Here is a comprehensive strategy for buying domains at Expiring/Deleting Domain Auctions, as of Sept 2015. This process describes how the process of capturing .COM/.NET domains work.
[url]https://www.namepros.com/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.icann.org%2Fen%2Fregistrars%2Fgtld-lifecycle.jpg&hash=705a3a80aac7172ec09e4a94ff37a746[/url]
PRE-RELEASE DOMAIN AUCTIONS

A Pre-Release Domain Auction is an Auction for a domain which has Expired but which can still be renewed or transferred out (restrictions apply.. see below) by the current Registrant.

This is the first stage of the domain dropping process. From 0-45 days after expiry. (The Auto-Renew Grace Period, in ICANN speak). All Pre-Release Auctions end whilst the Registrar still has control of the domain before Day 45 after expiry. On day 46 the domain is given back by the Registrar to the Registry and it will definitely be deleted. There are only very rare exceptions. Renewal (the renewal price plus the Registrar's penalty) by the original Registrant is the most common.

Usually these Auctions begin at most Registrars or Drop Catchers at around 35 days after expiry (varies with Auctioneer) and the domain has still not been renewed by the current Registrant.

The main venues for these auctions are either at a Registrar which has an Auction System, like GoDaddy, or at Snapnames/NameJet which have entered into agreements with some Registrars to be the sole Auctioneer for their Expiring Domain Names.

Usually the current Owner of these domains still has the right to renew the domain. But sometimes Registrars who have agreements with Snapnames/Namejet restrict these rights. GoDaddy is the most generous. Allowing transfer out (or renewal at Godaddy with a penalty) up to 42 days after expiry. You need to read each individual Registrars ToS to know the time they give you to renew the domain or then lose your ownership rights. ICANN says it should be at 45 days. But no significant Registrar follows ICANN rules, here.

GoDaddy is the biggest Pre-Release Auction Market on the planet by way of the fact they are by far the biggest Registrar. SnapNames/Namejet are 2nd and 3rd to GoDaddy, respectively. Everyone else are bit players in this Market. They have a small Market Share. How much? difficult to say, but probably less than 10% for all of them combined. No facts to substantiate this.

It is highly recommended that if you see a domain in a Pre-Release Auction Market you want, you should bid on it at that Auction and not anywhere else. ie: If it is at SnapNames then only bid on it at SnapNames because they control the domain. It is your first and best chance of obtaining the domain.

The biggest downsides are, 1) The existing registrant can still renew the domain, and will be motivated to do so if they see it has value. 2) It is a Public Auction, so you can be outbid by anyone joining the Auction.

The biggest upsides are, 1) You sidestep the Pending Delete Auction which is open to everyone (including Dropcatch/HugeDomains. More on them later) 2) You retain the original registration date (which I like personally. YMMV)


PENDING DELETE DOMAIN AUCTIONS

A Pending Delete Auction is an Auction for a domain which has entered the Pending Delete stage of it's current registration. Almost dead and dropped.

Domains enter Pending Delete stage 75 days after expiry (46-75 days is the Redemption Grace Period, in ICANN speak). There is no coming back from Pending Delete. The domain will delete 5 days after it enters Pending Delete and will be available for re-registration the next day (day 6 after entering Pending Delete or 81 days after expiry).

These Auctions begin when the Domain hits Pending Delete status. It is a free-for-all when a domain drops. The company with the best drop catching system usually wins most drop-caches. This is DropCatch with over 500 registrars knocking on the Registry's door.

The main venues for these Auctions are DropCatch, SnapNames, NameJet. There are a miriad of other competitors, but they are only bit-players. Bit players ocassionally get lucky and capture Pending Delete domains. Usually (not always) the domains nobody else wants.

There are no official statistics, but DropCatch probably captures at least 50% of all drop-caught domains. It could be a lot more. they are the Goliath of Pending Delete Auctions. The reason for this is mainly because their sister company, HugeDomains, wants to snap up all dropping domains which have any value, and to place them on their own Domain Marketplace for sale. Partnering with Dropcatch has, to date, been a very successful strategy for them. But we cannot see if this is profitable or not for them.

The previous Goliaths were SnapNames/NameJet, who held the position now held by DropCatch.

It goes without saying. If you are serious at wanting a domain, you should be backordering it at all 3 of these companies. backorders are free. You only pay if you win the domain. If you are the only backorderer at the capturing company, you win the domain outright.

Now this is where it become interesting because of the different policies of DropCatch to SnapNames/NameJet relating to more than one backorderer.

For SnapNames/Namejet, if there is more than backorder placed at their venue and they capture the domain, then the domain goes into a three day Private Auction. Highest bid wins the domain.

For DropCatch, if there is more than one backorder placed on a domain at their venue, and they capture the domain, then the domain goes into a 3 day Public Auction. Where anybody can bid on the domain.

Because everyone is used to the old system at SnapNames/NameJet where a domain goes to a Private Auction, they reel at the though that anybody can bid on a drop-catch with multiple bidders, if it is caught by Dropcatch. they feel cheated. But it is only the marketplace at work. Of course a Private Auction is preferred because the domain has fewer bidders, not everyone. But with DropCatch capturing the lions share of all drop-caught domains, they have chosen to hold Public Auctions, where prices are naturally bid higher than at Private Auctions. Some say too high. But in general, it is only being bid up to a price where another Domainer can still sell the domain and make a profit, in their opinion. Of course opinions between domainers vary about the price.

There is a twist to this DropCatch dropcatching. As as sop to other domainers, they have stated that HugeDomains would not be permitted to participate in any Dropcatch Auction. This of course is fine, until they are being bid up by other domainers What is not so good, is they recently introduced a Discount Club, where HugeDomains have priority over any backorder. this is not good at all, as users of this service see most of their backorders being captured by HugeDomains. IMHO, you should never use their Discount Club and only participate in their full price backordering, which cuts out HugeDomains access to the domain. You still need to participate in the Public Auction if there was more than one backorder at DropCatch, if you want to capture the domain. The exception only would be if you are placed at the highest bidder and nobody else bid on the domain, which is quite rare.

Personally, I see DropCatch's method of doing business as a paradigm shift. It's not going away. Either embrace it or hate it. It will make flips harder because of the higher pricing, and will usher in longer hold times for domains. I actually like the fact I can poke my finger in the eye of HugeDomains (our biggest single competitor) by placing a full price backorder on DropCatch. Even if I don't bid on any auction, and I just take the captures where I was the only backorderer. It's peanuts in the big scale of things, but it gives me satisfaction

For domains which are not worth the $59 dropcatch fee. I usually backorder at Pheenix. They capture some but not all. With their recently added 100 drop-catch Registrars, they should become more competitive. But they have announced the same policy of as DropCatch of Public Auctions on domains with more than 1 backorder placed on their system, from Sept 19th 2015. This won't suit everybody. But I believe it is the wave of the future. Some day, all dropcatchers will operate like this. IMHO.

CONCLUSION

For Pre-Release domains I only bid at the Auction House which has the domain up for Auction. Nowhere else works. GoDaddy, or SnapNames, or NameJet, or if the domain is registered at a Registrar which runs it's own Auction House, eg Dynadot.

For Pending Delete domains which have value and desirability, I backorder at all three major players DropCatch, SnapNames, NameJet. For domains which I think won't get picked up by any of these three, I use the cheaper drop-catcher, Pheenix. The hundred registrars they just added will make them very competitive in this section. I might even add them to my top three and see how many they catch

Happy reding

This is for Crypto Domain Names Trend as promised:

CryptoGame.com $85,000 RapidNames/Afternic 3/14/18
Blockchain.ventures $42,000 Sedo 3/7/18
CoinLink.com $22,000 Sedo 3/7/18
Crypto-Cash.com $7,895 Sedo March
bitcoingratis.com $2,499 SEdo March
ValueChain.org $3,000 Sedo March
cryptovestor.com $731 USD 2018-03-16 GoDaddy
cryptovector.com $215 USD 2018-03-15 GoDaddy
crypto.club $10,000 USD 2018-03-13 Sedo
cryptosource.net $260 USD 2018-03-13 GoDaddy
cryptocurrencymoney.com $110 USD 2018-03-13 DropCatch
cryptogame.com $85,000 USD 2018-03-11 RapidNames.com
cryptocurrencymania.com $122 USD 2018-03-11 GoDaddy
cryptoforecasting.com $2,700 USD 2018-03-10 Flippa
icryptocloud.com $105 USD 2018-03-10 GoDaddy
cryptoasset.net $1,570 USD 2018-03-09 DropCatch
empowercrypto.com $130 USD 2018-03-08 GoDaddy
cryptocenter.org $404 USD 2018-03-07 DropCatch
cryptocurrencydepot.com $204 USD 2018-03-07 GoDaddy
cryptovisor.com $2,950 USD 2018-03-06 GoDaddy
cryptofix.com $404 USD 2018-03-06 GoDaddy
cryptosolutions.net $155 USD 2018-03-05 GoDaddy
cryptoarchitect.com $5,200 USD 2018-03-03 GoDaddy
ourcrypto.com $2,425 USD 2018-03-03 GoDaddy
cryptotutor.com $3,810 USD 2018-03-02 GoDaddy
cryptocoach.net $156 USD 2018-03-02 DropCatch
cryptoseller.com $17,250 USD 2018-03-01 GoDaddy
cryptobacker.com $135 USD 2018-03-01 GoDaddy
crypto-payment.com $111 USD 2018-03-01 GoDaddy
cryptocrate.com $2,499 USD 2018-02-28 Sedo
cryptostrategies.com $850 USD 2018-02-27 DropCatch
kcrypto.com $431 USD 2018-02-26 DropCatch
cryptocd.org $180 USD 2018-02-26 DropCatch
cryptowalletapp.com $105 USD 2018-02-25 GoDaddy
crypto.com.de $2,275 USD 2018-02-24 Sedo
cheapcryptos.com $555 USD 2018-02-22 Flippa
cryptofreelancer.com $117 USD 2018-02-22 GoDaddy
cryptocollateral.com $410 USD 2018-02-21 GoDaddy
cryptoskills.com $455 USD 2018-02-19 DropCatch
convertcryptos.com $160 USD 2018-02-18 NameJet
cryptogeek.com $1,425 USD 2018-02-14 GoDaddy
cryptoagenda.com $170 USD 2018-02-14 GoDaddy
cryptozoom.com $422 USD 2018-02-13 NameJet
xcrypto.org $181 USD 2018-02-13 GoDaddy
eazycrypto.com $140 USD 2018-02-13 Flippa
cryptoshunt.com $100 USD 2018-02-12 Flippa
cryptobase.org $165 USD 2018-02-11 DropCatch
cryptoask.com $120 USD 2018-02-11 NameJet
cryptosec.com $1,777 USD 2018-02-10 Sedo
learncrypto.org $560 USD 2018-02-09 Flippa
cryptomanager.org $145 USD 2018-02-09 Flippa
cheapcrypto.com $1,200 USD 2018-02-08 Flippa
cryptoconference.org $200 USD 2018-02-08 NameJet
cryptoportfolio.net $144 USD 2018-02-08 DropCatch
teamcrypto.com $1,725 USD 2018-02-07 GoDaddy
cryptobanks.net $455 USD 2018-02-07 GoDaddy
cryptobased.com $795 USD 2018-02-06 GoDaddy
cryptotourism.com $605 USD 2018-02-06 DropCatch
entercrypto.com $348 USD 2018-02-05 DropCatch
cryptodealz.com $137 USD 2018-02-03 Sedo
cryptosky.net $2,000 USD 2018-02-02 Sedo
hirecrypto.com $211 USD 2018-02-02 NameJet
cryptovalley.ch $3,727 USD 2018-01-31 Sedo
crypto.asia $1,400 USD 2018-01-30 NamesCon
cryptoheist.com $450 USD 2018-01-30 Sedo
RippleChain.com $18,995 Afternic 1/24/18
CryptoTrading.com $35,000 Undeveloped 1/17/18
BitcoinGiftCards.com $20,000 Undeveloped 1/17/18
Block-Chain.com $30,000 Sedo 1/10/18

Token Related CryptoDomains


tokens.biz $750 USD 2018-03-18 Sedo
brandedtoken.com $5,000 USD 2018-03-10 Sedo
renttoken.com $310 USD 2018-03-10 GoDaddy
tokenspace.com $1,231 USD 2018-03-07 GoDaddy
tokenoid.com $261 USD 2018-02-24 GoDaddy
tokens.com $500,000 USD 2018-02-11 Starfire Holdings
tokenstokens.com $495 USD 2018-02-03 GoDaddy
tokenflyer.com $500 USD 2018-02-02 Sedo
token.pro $4,966 USD 2018-01-31 Sedo
luxtoken.com $199 USD 2018-01-31 GoDaddy
cryptotokensales.com $351 USD 2018-01-28 DropCatch
tokenbidder.com $304 USD 2018-01-27 DropCatch
internetnodetoken.com $200 USD 2018-01-27 Flippa
websitetoken.com $110 USD 2018-01-23 GoDaddy
tokentransfer.com $802 USD 2018-01-22 DropCatch
tokentrade.com $2,250 USD 2018-01-21 DropCatch
wealthtoken.com $202 USD 2018-01-16 GoDaddy
tokenomics.com $4,300 USD 2018-01-12 GoDaddy
tokenmarketplace.com $1,250 USD 2017-12-16 DropCatch
beetoken.com $2,800 USD 2017-12-12 TLDPros.com
taxtokens.com $101 USD 2017-12-07 GoDaddy
bittokens.com $2,025 USD 2017-10-31 GoDaddy
tokenbay.com $282 USD 2017-10-27 GoDaddy
tokenpedia.com $343 USD 2017-10-20 NameJet
vrtokens.com $155 USD 2017-09-21 Flippa
tokenuniverse.com $129 USD 2017-09-15 NameJet
mobiletoken.com $1,600 USD 2017-09-13 NameJet
alttoken.com $949 USD 2017-09-13 NameJet
tokenpros.com $1,025 2017-09-07 NameJet
tokenreview.com $780 2017-09-06 NameJet
ustoken.com $204 2017-09-05 GoDaddy
thetoken.com $10,000 2017-09-04 Uniregistry
tokenring.com $2,899 2017-09-01 Sedo
silvertoken.com $1,500 2017-08-21 BuyDomains
tokennews.com $808 2017-08-19 GoDaddy
tokenview.com $3,600 2017-08-05 TLDPros.com
simpletoken.com $2,188 2017-08-04 BuyDomains
traveltokens.com $3,600 2017-07-10 TLDPros.com
tokengate.com $310 2017-07-05 Sedo
token.sale $11,425 2017-07-01 Sedo
traveltoken.com $100 2017-05-18 GoDaddy
ethertokens.com $1,905 2017-05-01 GoDaddy
ethertoken.com $315 2017-05-01 GoDaddy
plastictokens.com $173 2017-03-21 NameJet
fashiontoken.com $210 2017-01-21 GoDaddy
itoken.com $1,525 2016-08-22 GoDaddy
tokenize.com $671 2016-07-20 Flippa
itokens.com $315 2016-01-31 GoDaddy
itoken.com $1,725 2015-08-22 GoDaddy
goodtokens.com $1,244 2015-05-13 BuyDomains
tokenly.com $1,000 2015-05-01 Uniregistry
tokenize.com $10,000 2015-02-23 Uniregistry
urbantoken.com $126 2014-01-09 GoDaddy
freepogotokens.com $3,000 2013-06-24 Afternic
tokentrust.com $5,000 2013-04-05 Sedo
tokeneconomy.com $1,200 2013-04-01 Afternic
tokenshop.com $2,000 2011-09-28 Afternic
token.net $1,250 2011-04-04 Sedo
easytoken.com $895 2011-02-09 Sedo
traveltokens.com $1,000 2011-01-30 Sedo
webtokens.com $1,500 2011-01-25 Sedo
tokenization.com $300 2009-08-28 GoDaddy
tokens.net $710 2008-05-05 NameJet


However, crypto is the most trending domain niche in the market for now but the above does not mean crypto will continue at the same direction, but presently crypto related domains are still good for buying and selling and not for keeping IMHO. If you have hand regged crypto domains that make sense, you can sell them at namejet auction.

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