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PG0.com sells for nearly $40,000; short domain name once again demonstrates brand resilience.
On September 13, 2026, PG0.com sold for $39,961, marking the highest-priced transaction in the day's public records.
ENS Governance Upgrade: .ens Takes a Step Toward the Traditional DNS System
ENS is entering a new phase that warrants the attention of the domain name industry.
Banks have started lending against tokens; a new trillion-dollar market sector is taking shape.
Recently, two noteworthy new signals have emerged in the AI industry.
SAFU.com sold for $20,800.
On September 13, 2026, the four-letter domain name SAFU.com was sold for $20,800.
5749.com Sold for $48,051: The Market Continues to Re-evaluate the Branding Versatility of 4-Digit .com Domains
On September 10, 2026, the four-digit numeric domain 5749.com sold for $48,051.
Nvidia May Invest $10 Billion in Anthropic: As AI Companies Race Toward a $2 Trillion Valuation, the Value of Anthropic.com Shifts Too
Nvidia is in talks with Anthropic to potentially participate in the company's upcoming IPO as an anchor investor, with an investment of up to $10 billion under consideration.
Qihoo 360 Applies to Terminate .xihuan Registry Contract: Unlaunched After a Decade; 2012 New gTLD Exit Wave Continues
According to a report by Domain Incite, Qihoo 360 (Beijing Qihoo Technology) has submitted a request to ICANN to terminate the registry agreement for the .xihuan top-level domain.
Chip startup Positron raises $875 million; its domain name played a major role.
AI inference chip startup Positron recently announced the completion of an $875 million funding round, bringing its post-money valuation to $5 billion.
Brief Report on Global Domain Name Sales Data for September 9, 2026
On September 9, 2026, the highest-priced domain sold was Fureur.com, fetching $59,888. The total daily sales volume reached $660,388, with an average price of $689.
Aruba Bets on 39 Top-Level Domains: The New Wave of TLD Competition Shifts from "Single-Point Deployment" to "Portfolio Investment"
Following the closure of the application window for the 2026 round of ICANN’s new generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) program, the domain industry is witnessing a new "race for top-level domains."