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I think that once you buy based on real demand rather than adrenaline, it stops feeling like gambling, right?

Good question…. I like to know that too. It could be both, depending on the portfolio.

If you have a great domains, it's closer to real estate. If you have an average domain, it's closer to gambling.

The higher quality domain you have the more difficult it is to sell for its fair value. So I consider it all luck and timing.

Domain investment is like continually buying lottery tickets, with a slightly-differing level of odds depending on quality. But luck...

That is the million dollar question. "To a cockroach, its child is a gazelle" So who is to say which is a cockroach and which is the...

Point 1: I agree totally, and buying wholesale domains for hundreds or thousands of dollars just makes them more difficult to sell for a...

Bad domaining is a skills issue. Two different people with the same portfolio will get different outcomes. Outbounders gets sales...

HI, there. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Do you think domaining works more like real estate, where research and patience...

Hi, Maple A clear value frame often turns lowball chatter into real negotiation.

Hope it becomes one of your special memories this year too! Honestly the extension that surprised us the most this year was .IO :geek...

For me personally it's .ca For the domain world, I'd say it's a tie for .ai and .com, with .xyz as the runner up. Those generated the...

I don't think anyone can argue that .AI is probably the extension of the year. That said, I have, and continue to say that .AI has a...

Not my extension, but .com is still the TLD of the year.

Imagine your whole 2025 your wins, your mistakes, the unexpected moments, the chaos, the progress and everything in between had to be...