Is the NFT craze a “pyramid scheme” of sorts? :DomainGang
Is the NFT craze a “pyramid scheme” of sorts? Posted by DomainGang on August 25, 2021, at 3:49 pm NFT collectibles mixing art and childhood cards are rolling platforms such…
Read moreIs the NFT craze a “pyramid scheme” of sorts? Posted by DomainGang on August 25, 2021, at 3:49 pm NFT collectibles mixing art and childhood cards are rolling platforms such…
Read moreIt’s becoming common to see Chinese domain investors cross the line into cybersquatting—the act of registering domain names that infringe on trademarks. While things have improved in China regarding trademark…
Read moreCompany with a great domain scores more funding. Four-letter words make up some of the most well-known brand names around. Grab, Wise, and Cart are just three prominent examples. The…
Read moreGlobal investors are pumping billions of dollars into the data center industry, creating a historic deluge of capital. Recent announcements by huge infrastructure investors and sovereign wealth funds are a…
Read moreDoron Vermaat announced today a couple of new features that further integrate Dan.com into Efty. Installments and lease-to-own: The most requested feature by far was for domain financing, a solution…
Read moreA little over a month ago, I shared some initial thoughts on the Dan.com update. Since that time, I made a few changes to my portfolio on Dan.com, with the…
Read moreYes, but it’s not clear how much. This bar is rather empty considering how much time domain investors are spending here. It might seem crazy to talk about the domain…
Read moreA look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the domain auction list posted on August 24, 2021. If there is an asterisk (*) next to a price, it means…
Read moreOnlyFans reverses decision to end nudies on its money-making platform Posted by DomainGang on August 25, 2021, at 9:46 am In a stark reversal of its recent decision, OnlyFans announced…
Read moreKassey Lee explains the nomenclature for Pinyin domain names. When talking about Pinyin domains, I often use the terms 1-pin, 2-pin, 3-pin, and 4-pin. Where did they come from and…
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