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digital real estate investor

Joined April 2022
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Epidemic.com just sold for $1M! What a week for domain name sales! dnjournal.com/archive/lowdow…
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Breaking: Shopify reveals Shop[.]com domain name purchase price in new filing In a new financial filing made today, Shopify revealed the purchase price of the Shop[.]com domain name: USD $99 million. freespeech.com/2026/11/03/br… Follow me and/or follow my FreeSpeech[.]com blog for further coverage.
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The 5 stages of naming a startup: Find the perfect name. Fall in love with it. Discover the .com is taken. Convince yourself the .io is better. Eventually buy the .com.
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Three-letter domains often sell as acronyms, with buyers searching for a specific set of letters. But some buyers are simply looking for a great short name. That's where discovery comes in. Congrats to the buyer and seller.
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Replying to @leanderriefel
You clearly have not through this through. The free market mechanism is the ONLY one that distributes resources fairly, including domain names! Let's look at a domain name like Bloom.com. Who should own it? There are THOUSANDS of different trademark holders across hundreds of classes of goods & services. Which one of those is "entitled" to the domain name? How do you differentiate? What criteria? Don't be a socialist cuck. Domain names are just digital land. First come, first served...until someone with more money and a bigger vision buys it from the smaller guy because it is a smart commercial decision. Then someone even bigger comes along one day and buys it again. Then they go bankrupt and the domain goes back to the market and the cycle starts again. It's a beautiful thing.
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There is always a .com you can get for $5k that's better the tryblurgh.‌ai you're currently using. The reason you don't see it is (a) lack of imagination and (b) because you're attached to Blurgh, which you shouldn't be, because it's not that great anyway.
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Just blogged: $4.85 million Doc[.]com domain name lease comes to light via SEC filing freespeech.com/2026/09/28/4-… Yes, I'm still reviewing SEC filings, unlike the low-life parasitic copycat bloggers. An early Xmas present. 🎁
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Founder of Mogul.com Reveals Company Paid $1.3 Million for Domain Purchased from @BradenPollock: dnjournal.com/archive/lowdow…
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AI can clone your product in a weekend. Design around your patents in hours. Turn your engineers, designers, and managers into commodities. It cannot steal the exact name people already type, remember, and trust. Your domain is not a URL. It is the last scarce brand asset left. A trademark protects one mark in one class. Your exact-match .com is the name they type in every class. Everything else just became a commodity. Brand = Domain Name = The Last Moat
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"The more you know, the less you diversify." @naval
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men only want one thing and it's domain names
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Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. – Aldo Gucci
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I believe that we may be entering the largest parabolic rise in domain name values in their entire history of existence. We have probably just entered the 3rd inning (of 9 innings for those who don't know baseball). There will be an ai bubble break, there will be company failures at scale, there will be rough patches of illiquidity... But if you look at ahead 5 years and probably 10 years, domain names are going to be the single most valuable asset on MOST companies balance sheets. I say that for 2 reasons: 1. The importance of your domain name will rise exponentially as trust and brand become the only distinguishing and competitive factors in most businesses, particularly consumer facing businesses. 2. Those companies that do NOT have a strong brand and comparable domain name will likely fail in those time horizons, giving way to survivorship bias. Thus MOST companies that still exist in 5-10 years will have extremely valuable domain names, and those will likely be their most valuable assets.
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We acquired Haste.com for $2,000,000 to bring you the next generation token launchpad and blockchain. Current launchpads drain you with hidden fees in the form of MEV, bundles, side wallets, priority fees, insiders and high frequency trading terminals. We estimate there is a hidden cost of 30% per transaction when factoring in these variables on existing launchpads. That is why it feels like it's impossible to win. Haste is coming to fix that. - Proprietary chain built for cheap and fast transactions - 100ms block times - No MEV - No bundles - No side wallets - No insiders - No priority fees - No high frequency trading terminals - Every account requires an X login Built for simplicity and fairness, to bring the next billion on-chain
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Andrew Miller Reveals $10 Million Sale of Club.com in 2025 - One of Top Ten Publicly Reported Domain Sales of All Time: dnjournal.com/archive/lowdow…
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Green[.]com domain name changed hands for $7.5 million freespeech.com/2026/05/09/gr… First reported by George Kirikos @GeorgeKirikos on May 9, 2026 on my FreeSpeech[.]com blog. If you see it elsewhere, it's probably a parasitic copycat blogger looking for attention.
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A quality domain name has not gone down in value in 25 years. Patience is easier when you have this. "The big money is not in the buying and the selling but in the waiting." -Charlie Munger Waiting is easier if your domain grows in value and you can go play and live life
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Message To New Domain Investors Benjamin Franklin wisely said, “He that can have patience can have what he will.” No one is ever punished for being patient. In fact, the rewards of patience far outweigh the consequences of impatience. Anything worthwhile requires patience—and patience, by nature, requires waiting. No one waits in anticipation of punishment, yet patience so often leads to reward. When we see others succeed, it’s easy to forget that success rarely happens overnight. It is built over time through effort, perseverance, and, above all, patience. You cannot outrun patience; the best place to be is always behind it. Last Word: Every aspect of your #domain investing journey should be guided by patience. Be patient when researching names. Be patient when deciding which domains to register or acquire. Be patient when choosing the right marketplace to list them. And most importantly, be patient while waiting for the right buyer to come along.
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I am the CEO & Founder of the #1 Domain Broker in the world (@mediaoptions), and if I could give everyone one piece of Domain Name advice, it would be this…
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