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How I Choose LTO Length – Elliot Silver Shares His Strategy

Elliot Silver： a seasoned domain investor and advocate of lease-to-own (LTO) sales, has shed light on how he determines the appropriate LTO length for his domain name inventory. Wh…

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May 12, 2025
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Afternic 2025: Revolutionizing Domain Investment with AI and Innovation

As the world’s leading domain marketplace, Afternic continues to drive success for domain investors. Led by a team of engineers, designers, sales, and support staff, the platform i…

DomainPunk
March 15, 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
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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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