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).
The highest-priced domain sold that day was Queen.io, which sold on Apex Moon for $108,500.00. The total reported price for the day was $668,178.00, for an average price of $1,182.62 per sale.
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.
The highest-priced domain sold that day was Divinity.com, which sold on Atom.com for $795,000.00. The total reported price for the day was $1,533,020.00, for an average price of $2,828.45 per domain.
Domain name investor Swetha recently announced through social media account X that she has successfully sold the domain Hyperlink.xyz for $30,000. The buyer's identity has not been disclosed, but the transaction has been confirmed.
The most expensive domain sold that day was Corden.com, which sold on GoDaddy for $6,525.00. Total sales for the day reached $320,721.00, with an average price of $662.65 per domain.
Recently, Namecheap CEO Richard Kirkendall disclosed a batch of newly sold .ai domain names on the X platform. Among them, Orchid.ai and Phenom.ai led the transaction with a price of $80,000.