The Whois record for TradingCards.com is private, so the buyer is unknown at this time. The domain name currently resolves to ...

A company called ASI announced a $325 million Series C funding round this week at a $3 billion valuation. The company recently acquired the valuable ASI.com domain name.

https://t.co/iMHXQq2t68 transferred from Namecheap to Com Laude (a corporate registrar), and the nameservers change to AWS. The domain name is registered under Whois privacy, and the domain name does ...

Nor.com has been sold for $700,000. The 3 letter .com domain name was sold via Atom.com, according to Zack Gabor.

Last night, I noticed I had a domain name on hold in my Afternic account, but the domain name did not appear in my GoDaddy account. I know that GoDaddy pulls domain names from accounts when they are ...

Domain brokers and domain brokerages are responsible for facilitating millions of dollars of domain name sales each year. A domain name broker can either help a domain owner find a buyer, assist a ...

A few days ago, a number of posts on X about Grok.Bot showed in my feed, including Damon Chen’s below. Someone had apparently registered the Grok.Bot domain name and put it up for sale. Later, the ...

deBridge is a “cross-chain interoperability and liquidity transfer protocol” startup that has operated on the deBridge.Finance domain name. As one might have imagined, the company pined for its brand ...

Icon.com was recently acquired for $12 million, according to a LinkedIn post from the startup’s Founder, Kennan Davison. The domain name is being used by a new company branded as Icon, which bills ...

GoDaddy’s Domain Academy will be hosting a masterclass focusing on domain auction strategy for GoDaddy Auctions. The session will be hosted by GoDaddy’s Joe Styler and Bart Mozyrko. Joe is a longtime ...

James Tuplin has considerable experience on the monetization and supplier side of the domain investment business. For the last ten years, James worked as Director of Business Develipment at Bodis, and ...

Visiting DomainNames.com shows a landing page announcing that something is coming soon with revolving words like “groundbreaking,” “innovative,” “disruptive,” and “transformative.” While not much more ...