The owner of the domain name Go.ai publicly revealed on the X platform that the domain name had received an offer of up to $1.4 million and was close to a deal, but he ultimately chose to withdraw.
We are honored to announce the first sponsors of this summit: .top Registry and IT.com Domains Ltd. Their strong support demonstrates the enormous potential of the Asian domain name market and the industry appeal of this summit.
The highest-priced domain name sold that day was VeraMed.com, which sold on DomainMarket.com for $167,500.00. The total transaction volume for the day was $559,028.00, with an average transaction price of $994.71 per domain.
WIPO announced a domain name dispute case involving the adult entertainment brand MagicMenLive.com. Following a panel hearing, the arbitration panel determined that the Australian complainant had engaged in reverse domain name hijacking.
Today, AI.tv sold for $200,000, setting a new record for the .TV extension. Seller Rob Watson announced the news on the X platform today, stating that the transaction was completed in partnership with SecretBrokerage.
Well-known domain name investor Mike Mann announced today on X that he has successfully sold the domain name VeraMed.com for $167,500. The domain was first registered in 2005 and is short, easy to read, and has strong brand attributes.
The most expensive domain name sold that day was NoLimit.com, which sold on Sedo for $723,000. Total sales for the day reached $1,149,863, with an average price of $2,035.16 per transaction.
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The highest-priced domain name sold that day was Wisdom.ai, which was sold by Grit Brokerage for $750,000. Total transaction volume for the day reached $1,346,039, with an average price per transaction of $2,365.62.