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VeraMed.com Sold for $167,500
Well-known domain name investor Mike Mann announced today on X that he has successfully sold the domain name VeraMed.com for $167,500. The domain was first registered in 2005 and is short, easy to read, and has strong brand attributes.
Global Domain Name Transaction Data Brief for October 14, 2025
The most expensive domain name sold that day was NoLimit.com, which sold on Sedo for $723,000. Total sales for the day reached $1,149,863, with an average price of $2,035.16 per transaction.
From London to Hong Kong: Domain Summit: Four Years of Brilliance, Opening a New Chapter in Asia
From London to Hong Kong, Domain Summit has accumulated four years of experience, witnessing the growth and integration of the global domain name industry. The 2025 Asia Domain Name Summit is about to kick off in grand fashion.
Onchain.net Domain Sold for $29,888
The domain Onchain.net recently sold for $29,888. Registered in 2016, this sale ranks sixth among all .net domains sold this year.
Another premium .com domain name has changed hands! NoLimit.com sold for $723,000.
The domain name market is making waves again—a highly symbolic and premium English domain, NoLimit.com, has sold for $723,000 (net price), garnering widespread attention both within and outside the domain industry.
Remember.ai Sold for $60,500
The premium .ai domain, Remember.ai, closed at $60,500 on Namecheap. This domain, with its emotional and technological appeal, has significant branding potential.
Wisdom.ai Sold for $750,000, Setting a New Record for .ai Domain Names
The global domain name market saw another major transaction: the top-level domain Wisdom.ai sold for $750,000 (approximately RMB 5.35 million), breaking the previously reported record for a .ai domain. The previous record was set by You.ai
Blockchain and AI Ignite the Domain Name Market: Blockchain.ai Sells for $405,000
The highly anticipated domain name Blockchain.ai was recently sold on the auction platform NameJet for a high price of $405,000, becoming the second highest public transaction among .ai suffixes in 2025, second only to Cloud.ai at $600,000.
Three Onchain domain names have changed hands in quick succession, possibly signaling a shared buyer's expansion into the Web3 ecosystem.
Recently, a series of Onchain domain names have been sold in succession. This highly concentrated and consistent acquisition has led many industry insiders to speculate that the same buyer may be behind this systematic layout.
Google's push for brand-specific top-level domains has garnered industry attention.
Google recently shared its experience in operating the .google top-level domain name through its official blog, and used this to encourage more brands to consider applying for and activating their own top-level domain name (“.brand”).