Professional Domain Name Investors Speak Out About .ai Domain Names

Recently, the transaction ranking of .AI domains shows that the AI domain industry is exceptionally active. Just on December 4th alone, there were transactions for more than ten .AI domains. However, this industry has also sparked some opinions about .AI domains. Regardless, it makes a lot of sense, and at this crucial moment, it can provide inspiration for those preparing to invest in .AI domains.

Here is a tweet from a well-known domain investor on Twitter:

"I just successfully acquired my third six-figure .AI domain.

1. This is not a 'brag' post. Purchasing large .AI domains in a traditional manner is evidently risky and may not be cost-effective for ordinary individuals.

2. Going into the secondary market and domain investment circles, I might be at a loss. But I won't because I have a clear development plan.

3. I am very optimistic about top-level domains (TLDs) based on the current world situation and the adoption in the retail industry.

4. The domains I recently purchased represent projects beyond generative artificial intelligence, also involving a potential parent company name, such as Home.ai and Art.ai. It not only has a strong brand effect but also universality. For example, Cognitive.ai is perfect for the cognitive artificial intelligence and cognitive computing fields, which go beyond generative artificial intelligence.

5. A key point about .AI domains is: when investors like me stop buying, liquidity decreases. Therefore, caution is needed. .AI does not have a market structure and history validated over time like .com. This is crucial.

6. .com domains, even less-than-ideal strings, can somehow sell and remain a conventional choice. If your domain has a good meaning and you truly see the potential of the most fitting words in the .AI TLD, I believe it will eventually prove you right.

7. Please note that .AI domains are an early market (starting just this year, and even appearing only a few months ago) and exhibit characteristics of a bubble. Therefore, it needs to be approached rationally, avoiding blind following, and holders may reap returns in this field."