Although the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States briefly slowed down the trading pace of the secondary domain name market, the market quickly rebounded and returned to activity after the holiday. The latest bi-weekly transaction data shows that two seven-figure transactions were the biggest highlights, and have already entered the top ten publicly disclosed transactions of the year.
Among them, Anything.com changed hands in a private transaction for $2 million, serving an artificial intelligence platform to complete a brand upgrade. Another transaction saw Skins.com sold for $1,459,450. These two transactions currently rank fourth and sixth respectively in the 2025 annual top 100 sales list, injecting strong momentum into the year-end market.
The list also shows a trend of diversified transactions. In addition to .com domains dominating, country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) also had seven transactions on the list. Among the highlights, the artificial intelligence domain Leo.ai sold for $150,000, while the UK domain PR.co.uk sold for $45,900. Additionally, new generic top-level domains (gTLDs) such as Lonestar.bet and Bitcoin.talk also sold for tens of thousands of dollars, demonstrating the investment enthusiasm in these niche areas.
With the new year approaching, the domain name market, after a strong year, is concluding with high-value transactions and diversified activity, setting a positive tone for the start of 2026.
Source: DNJournal.com
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