Recently, the domain name Airport.media was sold on Sedo for a high price of US$50,215, setting a record for the highest transaction price of the .media suffix in history.
In March this year, Dharmesh Shah bought the ultra-short boutique domain OS.ai for $150,000, but the deal didn’t end there. A few months later, OS.ai changed hands again—and the buyer was none other than the AI search upstart Perplexity!
The old domain name DirectResponse.com, which once belonged to the e-commerce software company Digital River, was sold at a high price of US$252,500 in the DropCatch platform auction, once again attracting industry attention.
The highest-priced domain name sold that day was BakerCountySheriffsOffice.com, which was sold on GoDaddy for $15,250.00. The total transaction volume for the day reached $312,450.00.
The premium domain name Footprint.com was sold for $300,000, becoming a highlight in the recent domain name market. The transaction was facilitated by Mark Ghoriafi.
The domain name with the highest transaction price on that day was SexDollGenie.com, which was sold on the DropCatch website for $27,600.00. The total transaction amount for that day reached $397,582.00.
Recently, the FBI and the Netherlands Financial Information and Investigation Bureau (FIOD) seized several domain names related to game piracy, including NSW2U.com, Game-2u.com, BigNGame.com and ps4pkg.com.
On July 10, 2025, the .ORG domain name will celebrate its 40th anniversary. This suffix has become an important symbol for projects of global non-profit organizations and educational institutions.
The highest-priced domain name sold that day was Lectron.com, which was sold on the Private platform for $88,000.00. The total transaction volume for the day was $484,084.00.
The four-letter domain name Weef.com encountered a trademark dispute. WIPO ruled in favor of the original owner and rejected the complaint of a German lighting company.