Recently, the domain name investment community received another piece of good news: Scoop.ai successfully sold a domain name for $75,000. The seller was well-known domain name investor Andrew Rosener, and the buyer was Apex Moon.
According to news shared by well-known domain name investor @360, the domain name Shiny.com has been sold. The transaction receipt issued by the platform shows that the domain name itself was transferred for $280,000.
The most expensive domain sold that day was 566.cc, which sold on GoDaddy for $35,503.00. Total sales for the day reached $504,938.00, with an average price of $1,001.86 per transaction.
In the Hime.eu domain name dispute, the Dispute Resolution Panel dismissed a complainant's complaint based on surname rights and ruled that the disputed domain name continued to be held by an experienced domain name investor.
The domain name Super.xyz was successfully sold for $287,607. More notably, this transaction wasn't completed through negotiation or discounts; rather, the buyer simply recognized the value of Super.xyz's brand and paid the full price.
The highest-priced domain sold that day was Cloud.ws, which sold on Dynadot for $35,000.00. Total sales for the day reached $512,996.00, with an average price of $990.34 per domain.
WIPO ruled against a complainant who submitted forged USPTO documents in a bid to seize the domainChafeZero.com.The panel found reverse hijacking in one of the most egregious attempts they had ever seen.
The most expensive domain name sold that day was Releaf.com, which sold on the Private platform for $128,000. The average price per transaction was $1,339.38.
Bolivia's country code top-level domain (ccTLD) ".bo" is about to undergo a major change. Starting September 4, 2025, registrants will be able to apply for single- and two-character second-level domains, such as a.bo or ab.bo.