This list represents the sales data collected between November 11 and November 17, 2025, summarizing the Top 50 highest domain transactions during that period.
All sales information comes directly from NameBio, based on verified reported transactions.
The weekly chart included everything from...
Hi, FM
And AI’s limits might gently nudge some buyers toward domains tied to trusted ecosystems since credibility becomes part of how they manage technical uncertainty.
With every new model, AI gets closer to building websites from scratch, layout, content, branding, everything.
If GPT-6 (or any next-gen model) lets people generate a complete website by typing one prompt… what happens to domain value?
Does everything rise because more people will launch sites...
Some of that spike may come from scanners that flag NS shifts as potential lifecycle changes, since wholesale buyers often watch for domains moving between registrars to predict upcoming pricing or portfolio strategy.
That makes sense, and it also makes me wonder if a wider mix of “trusted” TLDs would’ve pushed branding to evolve faster too, more emphasis on naming style, memorability, and use-case fit, instead of everyone anchoring to one default.
It feels like the entire domain industry is on the move lately. Every week there’s another big event somewhere in the world. From CloudFest USA 2025 to NamesCon Global 2025, ICANN 84 Dublin, Domain Days Dubai 2025, Verisign Registrar Days 2025, Web Summit Lisbon 2025, Domain Summit Asia 2025...
Okay, hear me out, imagine your favorite domain had a Tinder profile. What would its bio look like?
Would it brag about being short, aged, keyword-rich, or maybe complain about being parked for years with “no serious buyers”?
So… if your top domain could talk, how would it describe itself to...
Fair view, Datacube. Then what do you think actually creates a TLD’s long-term cultural dominance?
Good point, and I’d add that adoption grows when ecosystems reinforce what people already trust.
Imagine a web without .com, no google.com, no amazon.com, no facebook.com.
Would domains still shape how people remember brands? Or would the internet have evolved into nothing more than a network of search results and social profiles?
Which TLD do you think could have taken its place or risen...