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InteriorDesign.ai sold for $75,000, and the AI domain name market continues to heat up
The AI domain name market continues to be hot, with InteriorDesign.ai being sold for $75,000, while Trains.ai and Daft.ai were also sold for $70,000 each.
ITWAY's attempt to recapture icoy.com failed, and it was convicted of reverse domain hijacking
The dispute arbitration case filed by Italian company ITWAY regarding the domain name ICOY.com was formally dismissed, and the arbitration institution even determined that its actions constituted reverse domain name hijacking.
High-priced transactions continue, five recent domain name transactions worth noting
In the past few weeks, many high-value English domain names have been traded, covering hot sectors such as finance, energy, artificial intelligence and crypto assets, and high-quality resources are still in high demand.
The three-letter premium domain name QYT.com was successfully traded through DN.com!
The three-letter premium domain name QYT.com was successfully traded through DN.com. The domain name was registered in 1999 and was used by the Chinese enterprise Qiyoutong as its brand official website.
Eveli.com: RDNH Ruling Against Jewelry Brand
After the acquisition failed, the jeweler Mengjia Li filed a UDRP to try to reclaim the domain name Eveli.com, which had been registered for nearly 20 years. In the end, he lost the case and was sentenced to RDNH.
estate.ai sold for $100,000, and the AI+real estate direction continues to heat up
According to @domain’s recent disclosure on the X platform, the English domain name estate.ai was sold for $100,000, and the identity of the buyer has not yet been made public.
Crossfire.com was sold for $125,000, and the final buyer was the developer of Crossfire
The popular game brand "Crossfire" has reclaimed its core domain name! Crossfire.com was recently sold for US$125,000, and the buyer was the game developer SmileGate.
WaterTimer.com UDRP case ends with reverse domain name hijacking ruling
Recently, the dispute over the domain name WaterTimer.com ended with a finding of “reverse domain hijacking”, and the complainant’s attempt to obtain the domain name through the UDRP procedure was explicitly rejected by the panel.
CarbonEnergy.com sold for $400,000, and 18 years of perseverance finally paid off
According to NamePros member Nametra.com yesterday, the domain name CarbonEnergy.com, which it had held for nearly 18 years, was successfully sold on June 10, 2025 for US$400,000.
X.works transaction completed, DN.com facilitated the transaction
The domain name X.works has been successfully traded through DN.com. This domain name combines simplicity with brand power, is highly recognizable in the market, and is suitable for multiple innovative fields.