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Four
Domain Sales Totaling Over $1 Million Lead New Chart - Six of Top 10
are Non .Coms
In the current domain
aftermarket boom, we've noticed that while the
rising tide may not have lifted ALL boats this year, it has
certainly lifted a lot of them! In addition to the
eye-popping numbers from perennial powerhouse .com, a
number of other TLDs are showing surprising strength. That was
evident again over the past two weeks when six of the ten
highest reported sales were non .com
domains.
While
.com took its customary spot at the top of our latest
bi-weekly all extension Top 20 Sales Chart with
Braden Pollock's $400,000 sale of Overview.com
via LegalBrandMarketing.com,
six of the next nine were non .com domains. The highest of
those was Sedo's
$300,000 sale of #2 Binance.ae
andPark.io's
$230,000 sale
of #3 Mint.io. Park.io also filled the #5 spot with
Factory.io at $88,000 while Flippa's$99,000 sale of #4 3L.com was sandwiched in
between the two .io heavyweights. By the way, that
$300,000 sale of Binance.ae ties the May sale of ETH.co for
the biggest country code sale reported year to date (our YTD
ccTLD Top 100 Sales Chart is the second chart on
the page linked to).
All told, the .coms still
piled up the most chart entries, 12 of 20 overall, while the ccTLDs
and non .com gTLDs claimed four spots apiece. Two from the
latter category landed in the top ten with DNGear
selling #8 Alliance.xyz for $50,000 and Dynadot
moving #10 ETH.green for $45,000. DNGear put two more .xyz
domains on the second half of the elite list, but that's where the
.coms caught up, taking eight of the last ten entries - seven of those
from Sedo (who took 11 places overall) and the other from DomainMarket.com
where #12 AntDigital.com sold for $34,000.
In addition to the closed,
paid in-full transactions that are eligible for our charts, many other
very big transactions are getting done that involve installment
payments (very common at the upper end of the market). Elliot
Silver at DomainInvesting.com
reported a notable one - a $3 million deal for Place.com.
The domain is still in Escrow so no word on when a transfer will be
finalized, but given that the purchasing company is valued at $1
billion, nothing is likely to knock that one off track.
By Ron Jackson
Now on to the business at hand. Here is
how
all of the sales leaders stacked up for the two weeks
ending Sunday, November 21, 2021:
The DN Journal Top 20
Highest
Reported Domain Sales - Mon. Nov. 8 - Sun. Nov. 21, 2021 (Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect Nov. 26, 2021)
Domain
Sold For
Where
Sold
1.
Overview.com
$400,000
LegalBrandMarketing
2.
Binance.ae
$300,000
Sedo
3.
Mint.io
$230,000
Park.io
4.
3L.com
$99,000
Flippa
5.
Factory.io
$88,000
Park.io
6
TestMySpeed.com
$69,999
Sedo
7.
Cap.io
$55,000
Sedo
8.
Alliance.xyz
$50,000
DNGear
9.
Lendly.com
$47,000
Sedo
10.
ETH.green
$45,000
Dynadot
11.
MetaTime.com
$40,000
Sedo
12.
AntDigital.com
$34,000
DomainMarket
13.
OneClinic.com
$23,000
Sedo
14.
Siren.xyz
$22,310
DNGear
15.
Vynx.com
$20,850
Sedo
16.
tie
CapitalWise.com
$20,000
Sedo
16.
tie
Most-Wanted.com
$20,000
Sedo
16.
tie
Wollemi.com
$20,000
Sedo
19.
Runway.xyz
$19,888
DNGear
20.
Growthos.com
$19,880
Sedo
Keep in mind that these are the highest value
cash only sales that have been reported to us in the
past week. This column is meant to be an educational tool, not
a complete list documenting ALL high value domain
sales. Such a list is impossible to produce because many sales
are kept private at the insistence of buyers, sellers or both.
Our procedure for verifying the accuracy of domain sales
reports is available here.
There were 22 more
five-figure sales off the chart with Dynadot posting the
highest of those - CricHD.ws at $19,088. They also
sold ETH.digital for $14,199.
Sedo had the bulk
of the lot with 17 more in this range including VD.net at
$16,800 and Platinum.es at $15,680.
Three others - Crypdo.com, EBGSolutions.com
and Stats.co - commanded $15,000 apiece. Bigman.com
brought $14,560, TourCompass.com drew $14,000
and Publibike.composted $13,000.
Also at Sedo, SwagCloud.com
claimed $12,725, FitForService.com secured $12,500
and three others - 123Dentiste.com, Dstny.nl
and ITService.ch - chalked up $11,200 each.
A group of four others - CO.link, Deterrence.ai,
InRecruiting.com and Phenomena.com -
kicked in $10,000 apiece.
Elsewhere, DomainMarket.comsold StockMetrics.com for $16,000 and SunSwap.com
for $14,888 while DNGear moved Embed.xyz
for $14,888.
.Com Supporting
Cast
Sedo led the .Com supporting cast
of four-figure sales with Variate.com at $9,888, IMFP.com
at $9,700 and Dahler.com at $9,000. Yangi.com
yielded $8,500 and two others - PoliceBlotter.com
and Softr.com - sold for $8,000 each.
PicTown.com
produced another $7,900, RockStarAcademy.com
returned $7,000 and DoorKey.com unlocked
$6,650. LetsPartyStore.com ran up a $6,500 tab,
Sagency.com clicked for $6,495 and two
others - Alvaris.com and MJWorks.com
- went for $6,160 apiece.
Sedo had 68 more
four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $6,000 that
are listed in the table below:
Additional
Sedo .com Sales Between $2,000 - $6,000
multimetaverse.com
$6,000
tankfull.com
$3,495
cosmiccasino.com
$5,824
seehafer.com
$3,416
ad-server.com
$5,800
hypochlorous.com
$3,360
coasties.com
$5,800
on-energy.com
$3,247
encord.com
$5,650
availnow.com
$3,200
cloudzy.com
$5,560
denteka.com
$3,149
thelandbank.com
$5,550
murim.com
$3,000
unicornfund.com
$5,550
my3gb.com
$3,000
prised.com
$5,320
elementcommunications.com
$2,888
avenew.com
$5,000
vivendus.com
$2,800
cocolee.com
$5,000
msked.com
$2,799
defira.com
$5,000
dosoar.com
$2,699
getsona.com
$5,000
gemrewards.com
$2,699
guenevere.com
$5,000
tynk.com
$2,600
southernpickers.com
$5,000
qobalt.com
$2,550
userhub.com
$5,000
collectivecultures.com
$2,499
scootersales.com
$4,995
eightschool.com
$2,499
cointicket.com
$4,880
heyphysio.com
$2,488
lottee.com
$4,800
findatradie.com
$2,486
home-pros.com
$4,500
payplate.com
$2,350
casasapuestas.com
$4,480
enticed.com
$2,320
moonova.com
$4,480
batteredbakery.com
$2,250
apptrail.com
$4,465
ibooma.com
$2,240
hypefree.com
$4,299
marcelhess.com
$2,240
cartoondollemporium.com
$4,248
helixfund.com
$2,220
chicaprie.com
$4,234
veracar.com
$2,200
coinmeta.com
$4,000
metafury.com
$2,199
hlcompany.com
$4,000
neuricity.com
$2,199
sonreve.com
$3,999
pillarandpine.com
$2,199
crove.com
$3,888
charmzing.com
$2,130
coinsworth.com
$3,550
kurrenzy.com
$2,099
shopisrael.com
$3,500
boeckner.com
$2,000
pawsforpeace.com
$3,499
nwrenovation.com
$2,000
versee.com
$3,499
zbzz123.com
$2,000
Dynadot rang up
a half dozen more sales at this level including BoomerangDiner.com
($4,950), Cospark.com($4,000) and SportLiveFree.com($3,050). MoneymakerGroup.com added $2,894,
SmartDroplet.com landed $2,412 and GameCenters.com
attracted $2,025.
Elsewhere, BNB.domains
sold BigPath.com for $6,000, LegalBrandMarketing.com
collected $5,000 for JacketRequired.com and
LinKoeln.com
broker IgorFurdyk bought Link-IT.com
for $2,160.
Country
Codes
The ccTLDs
continued to rock the house with two six-figure blockbusters at the
top and every other name on the first half of our latest Country Code Top
20 Sales Chart reaching five figures. As I noted at the top of
the report, #1 Binance.ae is now tied with ETH.co as the
biggest ccTLD sale reported so far this year. This week's #2 - Mint.io
at $230,000 - is also way up there - ranking #3 on
the YTD list.
Sedo
continued their usual dominance of this category, sweeping 17 of the
20 chart entries, including the chart topper as well as #4 Cap.io
at $55,000 and #6 Platinum.es at $15,680.
The exceptions to the Sedo rule were the two huge .io sales at Park.io
(#2 Mint.io at $230,000 and #3 Factory.io
at $88,000) and Dynadot's$19,088 sale of #5 CricHD.ws
(a reflection of how popular domains related to the sport of cricket
and its live telecasts).
The extension race
was a close one this time around the track as. .io and .de
tied for first with four chart entries each while .ch and .co
had three apiece. Ten different TLDs are represented on the leader
board. Here is how the top
ccTLD sales stacked up for the two weeks ending Sunday, November 21,
2021:
Country
Code Top 20 Sales Chart
Highest Reported
ccTLD Sales - Mon. Nov. 8 - Sun. Nov. 21, 2021 (Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect Nov. 26, 2021)
There were dozens of
additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart, led by a trio
of Sedo
sales - DataWorld.in, ORX.co and Twirl.co
- at $5,000 each. Poupee.fr posted another $4,648,
BetterJobs.de banked $4,480 and Brandable.de
brought $4,256.
Sedo posted 20 more
four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from
$2,240 to $3,920 that are listed in the table below:
Additional
Sedo ccTLD Sales Between $2,240 - $3,920
werdenheiraten.de
$3,920
elona.de
$2,800
4s.de
$3,360
metafactory.de
$2,800
workscout.de
$3,360
panettone.be
$2,800
gunbot.de
$3,359
cosima.eu
$2,799
gutscheinekaufen.de
$3,359
erinnern.de
$2,799
seadrive.de
$3,359
delicious.in
$2,500
weedshop.de
$3,359
scangl.co.uk
$2,390
finstyle.de
$3,349
ouvrard.fr
$2,351
parfait.ch
$3,349
grundsteuererklärung.de
$2,240
bastelideen.de
$2,800
rsm.ch
$2,240
LinKoeln.com reported
four more sales at this level - Tourist.pt and Tourst.si
at $4,116 each, Tourist.ee at $3,175 and Newton.lt
at $2,500. Dynadot rang the bell three more times
with CoinMarket.io($3,517), Buck.io($1,636) and CryptoAsset.io ($1,235).
Elsewhere, DomainLore.uk
hit the Daily Double with Roost.co.uk at $1,676
and SoulCulture.co.uk at $1.400, GoogleDomains
soaked up $3,800 from Sun.club and PDR
rang up $2,000 for Son.club.
If there are country code
extensions in our report that you are not familiar
with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.
Non .com gTLDs (.net, .org and
others, including new gTLDs)
Things also remained
sunny in Non .Com gTLD land with eight five-figure sales
reported in that category, including the four you saw on the all
extension leader boards above. Alliance.xyz, one of four .xyz
sales charted by DNGear, set the pace on our Non
.Com gTLD Top 20 Sales Chart at $50,000.
.ART also had a big
outing, piling up eight entries on the second half of the elite list,
let by five different $6,500 sales (four of those posted by GoDaddy
- the other one, Trade.art, was made at Namecheap).
In what may be a sign of the times, only four legacy TLDs are on the
chart - two .nets and two .orgs. The top .net was #5 VD.net
($16,800 at Sedo) and the top .org was #9 Rocketship.org
(sold throughDAN.com
for $9,000).
Here is is how the
non .com gTLD sales stacked up for the two weeks
ending ending Sunday, November 21, 2021:
Non
.Com gTLD Top 20 Sales Chart
Highest
Reported Non .Com gTLD Sales: Mon. Nov. 8 - Sun. Nov.
21, 2021 (Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect Nov. 26, 2021)
Domain
Sold For
Where
Sold
1.
Alliance.xyz
$50,000
Alliance
2.
ETH.green
$45,000
Dynadot
3.
Siren.xyz
$22,310
DNGear
4.
Runway.xyz
$19,888
DNGear
5.
VD.net
$16,800
Sedo
6.
Embed.xyz
$14,888
DNGear
7.
ETH.digital
$14,199
Dynadot
8.
CO.link
$10,000
Sedo
9.
Rocketship.org
$9,000
DAN.com
10.
Kleiderschrank.online
$8,500
Sedo
11.
tie
Feminist.art
$6,500
GoDaddy
11.
tie
Installation.art
$6,500
GoDaddy
11.
tie
LED.art
$6,500
GoDaddy
11.
tie
Public.art
$6,500
GoDaddy
11.
tie
Trade.art
$6,500
NameCheap
16.
Lux.finance
€5,500
= $6,160
Sedo
17.
tie
Code.art
$5,000
Get.art
17.
tie
MirrorWorld.org
$5,000
Sedo
17.
tie
Miss.art
$5,000
SAV.com
17.
tie
MPay.tech
$5,000
Sedo
17.
tie
MRL.net
$5,000
Sedo
17.
tie
Seven.art
$5,000
Get.art
There were 17 more
four-figure non .com gTLD sales off the chart led by three Sedo
sales - MedicalHealthNews.net at $4,150 and two others -
Kleiderschraenke.net and Kleiderschränke.net
- at $3,920 apiece. They added $3,699 for RedPill.xyz,
$3,600 for HDA.info and $3,360 for Kleiderschrank.org.
RWX.org kicked in another $3,000, Haustuer.berlin
booked $2,240, Paper.xyzpenciled in $2,000
and WEN.art went for $1,200.
Elsewhere, NameCheap
notched $3,250 for Bin.art, Afternic nabbed $2,100
for Reef.xyz and Dynadot rang up a trifecta
with IEO.org ($1,725), Adbetclickin.pink
($1,136) and Zalo.chat ($1,111). GoDaddy
was also in the game with Bird.club and JPG.club
at $1,500 each.
Now that you're up to date
on what happened over the past two weeks, check out how the leaders
stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year
To Date Charts page.
*****
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Editor's
Note: If you wish to review previous Domain Sales
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