Crypto.ca on sale for 15 million USD (1.Viewing)

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Hmm, everything shows up as Namecheap yet the nameservers are at WHC.

So basically it looks like the hosting package for crypto.ca is at WHC because they use the word cloud mostly for hosting.
 
Robinhood recently entered the Canadian crypto market by buying Wonderfi, which owns crypto exchanges Coinsquare and Bitbuy. They want to tokenize stock shares onto the blockchain. Robinhood stock trading on their app could become available in Canada soon. Some are saying the crypto market is about to take off again and bitcoin just hit a new high. Wouldn’t be too shocked to see Crypto.ca sell for 8 figures.
 
Some are saying the crypto market is about to take off again and bitcoin just hit a new high.

Crypto has always been pump-and-dump but you just need to determine the right time to get in and then to get out, preferably with your shirt still on.
 
If the crypto market gets a sustained rise into new highs, that's when you start seeing big money getting spent and when a Crypto.ca could sell for a big figure. I don't even know if Crypto.com is active in Canada, but having a generic word as your brand means a competitor could buy it which is something they have to consider. The Canadian market isn't the US but its on the size of California which is significant.
 
I agree with domains @domains, crypto.com is the only buyer at this price. A (very) quick search shows that Canada’s crypto market generates between $1-2 billion in annual revenue. Ontario’s online casino market alone brings in $3.2 billion per year. Does that mean casino.ca is worth at least $30 million?
 
Below is from a quick Google search, for what it's worth. $15 M US is less than a rounding error to some of these crypto companies, and Crypto.ca must be the premium crypto .ca domain there is.

As of March 2025, Crypto.com's balance sheet shows $6.933 billion in cash and short-term investments. Crypto.com generated $1.5 billion in revenue in 2024.
Coinbase has approximately $9.824 billion in cash and short-term investments on its balance sheet as of December 31, 2024.

Ofcourse just because companies have a lot of cash on hand doesn't mean they will spend it on a domain, but they easily could.
 
Of course just because companies have a lot of cash on hand doesn't mean they will spend it on a domain

In terms of domains, truer words were never spoken.

Just look at billionaire NFL owner Jerry Jones and his best offer of $275 for Cowboys.com. The previous head of the NFL Players Association recently wrote a book that stated Jones was the cheapest person he'd ever met, and if Jerry saw a dollar bill on the ground he'd run and pick it up. :D
 
A few years ago I had a multi billion US company offer me low xx,xxx for a generic one word .ca that was a product of theirs in US and Canada, I countered at low xxx,xxx and they just replied that we are too far apart to negotiate. and radio silence ever since. Was weird to me that they didn't even try a little harder but they never even made a higher offer.
 

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