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Montenegro’s .Me Domain Cracks Down on Illegal Online Content

The registry behind Montenegro’s .Me domain is stepping up its fight against illegal online content, specifically targeting child sexual abuse material. Domain.me has expanded its …

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May 18, 2025
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Google Registers Hundreds of Typo Domains in Defensive Move to Protect Its Brands

Domainnamewire：In a strategic effort to defend its brand assets, Google registered hundreds of typo domains related to its major brands on April 25, aiming to prevent cybersquatter…

Namebit
April 29, 2025

$463k in Sales on December 3rd —— Balance.org sold for $22,250
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On December 3, 2025, the highest-priced domain name sold was Balance.org, which sold for $22,250 on the GoDaddy platform. NameBio recorded 527 transactions with a price exceeding $100, totaling $431,888, with an average selling price of $820. Compared to the previous day, the number of transactions exceeding $100 decreased by 8%, and the total transaction value decreased by 12%. Additionally, we recorded 2,066 transactions with a price below $100, totaling $31,284.
$517k in Sales on December 2nd —— CocoBet.com sold for $75,000
1 day ago
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On November 2, 2025, the highest-priced domain transaction was CocoBet.com, which sold for $75,000 on Atom.com. NameBio recorded 574 transactions with a price exceeding $100, totaling $488,215, with an average selling price of $851. Compared to the previous day, the number of transactions increased by 4%, and the total transaction value increased by 13%. Additionally, we recorded 2,073 transactions with a price below $100, totaling $28,485.
$460k in Sales on December 1st —— FortuneWheel.com sold for $16,752
2 days ago
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GoDaddy had the top sale of the day for two days in a row, this time it was FortuneWheel.com which sold for $16,752. NameBio recorded 554 sales $100+ for a total of $430,803 with an average sale price of $778. Compared to the previous day there was an increase of 16% in the number of sales and the total dollar amount increased by 28%. We also recorded an additional 2,027 sales below $100 for a total of $29,130.
$358k in Sales on November 30th——DigitalBrandingInstitute.com sold for $20,001
3 days ago
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On November 30, 2025, GoDaddy’s top seven trading volumes were as follows: DigitalBrandingInstitute.com topped the list with a transaction value of $20,001. NameBio recorded 479 transactions with a price exceeding $100, totaling $336,901 in trading volume, with an average selling price of $703. Compared to the previous day, the number of transactions decreased by 11%, and the total trading volume decreased by 2%. Additionally, we recorded 1,589 transactions with a price below $100, totaling $20,964 in trading volume.
$362k in Sales on November 29th——AgenticCRM.com sold for $9,995
4 days ago
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On November 29, 2025, the highest-priced domain transaction was AgenticCRM.com, sold for $9,995 on the Afternic platform. NameBio recorded 535 transactions with prices exceeding $100, totaling $342,040, with an average selling price of $639. Compared to the previous day, the number of transactions exceeding $100 decreased by 7%, and the total transaction value decreased by 22%. Additionally, we recorded 1,745 transactions with prices below $100, totaling $19,862.
$475k in Sales on November 28th——SantaMariaNissan.com sold for $13,249
4 days ago
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On November 28, 2025, GoDaddy occupied six of the top ten spots in terms of transaction volume, with SantaMariaNissan.com topping the list at $13,249. NameBio recorded 575 transactions with a price exceeding $100, totaling $439,989 in transaction value, with an average selling price of $765. Compared to the previous day, transaction volume decreased by 4%, and total transaction value decreased by 11%. Additionally, we recorded 2,407 transactions with a price below $100, totaling $35,194 in transaction value.

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Montenegro’s .Me Domain Cracks Down on Illegal Online Content

Google Registers Hundreds of Typo Domains in Defensive Move to Protect Its Brands