Carta, a well-known enterprise management platform, recently acquired Carta.ai for $50,000. The seller shared details of the transaction on X and stated that the entire transaction was completed through a managed service.
From October 1st to 2nd, 2025, TOKEN2049, Asia's largest and most influential Web3 industry summit, will be held in Singapore. DN.com has been invited to participate and will showcase 100 carefully selected premium domain names.
The highest-priced domain sold that day was Calori.com, which sold on Atom.com for $16,495.00. The total reported price for the day was $410,905.00, for an average price of $784.17 per domain.
The domain name iSoft.com recently sold for $60,000. Domain investor Hiren M. Patel announced the news on the social media platform X, where he shared his six-year experience holding the domain.
Recently, the domain name market has seen several noteworthy transactions, covering mainstream extensions such as .com and .ai. JOAI.com sold for $49,888, Taurus.ai sold for $20,200, and PMCommunity.com changed hands for $19,888.
Recently, the domain name platform Spaceship announced that it has removed .in domain names from its SellerHub marketplace in accordance with the requirements of the National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI).
On September 18, 2025, Com Laude, a London-based domain name consulting firm, announced that it had reached an acquisition agreement with Fairwinds Partners, headquartered in Washington, D.C., USA.
In the history of domain name investment, Hotels.com is an unforgettable example. This iconic domain name was acquired by Hotel Reservations Network (HRN) in 2001 for approximately $11 million, shocking the internet community at the time.
On September 17, MetaPlanet, a Japanese listed company, announced that it would establish two wholly-owned subsidiaries and strategically acquire the domain name Bitcoin.jp.