You should not sell it just right away. Considering what’s happening in USA, this domain could be better to have in your pockets for time being. It may happen due to negative news correlation with US and crypto right now this domain would get less attention. You know peeps are undoubtedly confused about various regulations in US against crypto currencies. It may lose value temporarily but not permanently.
Moreover, try to auction it in the forums Auction section where you may find more relevant buyers as compared to listing it on general brokerage website.
You definitely have golden egg in your hands, don’t let it go so easily.
Topic: acquired btcusa.com registered 13yrs before bitcoin back in 1996! 🤯🤯🤯 - page 2. (Read 304 times)
April 26, 2023, 01:57:48 PM
April 26, 2023, 01:29:42 PM
If there will be a taker for $30k then just sell it. Most contents and possible features and contents have already been said by OmegaStarScream.
As in anything related to bitcoin and USA, you can make a directory for it. You can make it as an open website where every bitcoin enthusiasts in the USA can contribute freely but still, you need to filter those that aren't worth it to get listed.
As in anything related to bitcoin and USA, you can make a directory for it. You can make it as an open website where every bitcoin enthusiasts in the USA can contribute freely but still, you need to filter those that aren't worth it to get listed.
April 26, 2023, 12:58:20 PM
If you have the resources to build and nice and tidy webpage, perhaps you could try to offer a directory for Bitcoin services in the United States, places where people can spend their Bitcoin directly. How and where to find Bitcoin ATMs in the United States with the most competitive fees.
Or you could also start your own pool aimed to miners from the USA, you got a nice domain, so you can do many things with in.
The problem is that there is already a little bit of everything within this ecosystem and the competence can be rough, keep that in mind when you calculate your budget.
Or you could also start your own pool aimed to miners from the USA, you got a nice domain, so you can do many things with in.
The problem is that there is already a little bit of everything within this ecosystem and the competence can be rough, keep that in mind when you calculate your budget.
April 26, 2023, 11:57:01 AM
If you're willing to put some effort or hire people, then a site with all data about BTC/crypto in the U.S would be a good idea in my opinion:
- Step-by-step guides on how to use some U.S based exchanges (Coinbase, Binance.us, etc.)
- Exchange/crypto services reviews.
- List of BTMs (Bitcoin ATMs) as well as how to buy and run one (costs, profit, etc.)
- Crypto-related laws and regulations
- etc.
- Step-by-step guides on how to use some U.S based exchanges (Coinbase, Binance.us, etc.)
- Exchange/crypto services reviews.
- List of BTMs (Bitcoin ATMs) as well as how to buy and run one (costs, profit, etc.)
- Crypto-related laws and regulations
- etc.
April 26, 2023, 11:48:25 AM
Hello,
Let me introduce myself briefly. I have been in domain business for as long as i remember, where i buy & sell domains & websites. A programmer too, the online world led me to bitcoin back in 2016
Few days ago i came across an expired auction for btcusa.com but what caught my eyes is the registration date which is March 1996 🤯 13 years before bitcoin
I went to archive.org and checked the website over the time machine & btc meant ‘behavior tech computer corp’ but we all know what btc means so i said to myself that i had to get it.
The auction went from $20 to about $600 where i was bidding against few people, i was willing to get it even if it got to 4 digit mark.
I am thinking about turning it to a business, hence i listed it for $30k ‘1 btc’ at Dan.com since i am in no hurry to sell.
Anyone got an idea if what i should do with btcusa.com?
Thanks in advance & have a great day!
Let me introduce myself briefly. I have been in domain business for as long as i remember, where i buy & sell domains & websites. A programmer too, the online world led me to bitcoin back in 2016
Few days ago i came across an expired auction for btcusa.com but what caught my eyes is the registration date which is March 1996 🤯 13 years before bitcoin
I went to archive.org and checked the website over the time machine & btc meant ‘behavior tech computer corp’ but we all know what btc means so i said to myself that i had to get it.
The auction went from $20 to about $600 where i was bidding against few people, i was willing to get it even if it got to 4 digit mark.
I am thinking about turning it to a business, hence i listed it for $30k ‘1 btc’ at Dan.com since i am in no hurry to sell.
Anyone got an idea if what i should do with btcusa.com?
Thanks in advance & have a great day!
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