Topic: EveryBit.com, keep or sell? (Read 888 times)
bitcoin.com.au and everybit.com couldn't be any more different. I doubt you've had an offer in the 4 figure range, but if you had then accept it immediately.
Both the offers I received were in the $X,XXX range, but I suspect they were low-balling. There's no doubt the name has value, only question is how much.
So far this year Bitcoin.com.au sold for $23k, BitcoinWallet.com for $250k, and venture capital is flooding into the sector.
Meant to say "bitcoin domain names," in which there is no established market yet.
So far this year Bitcoin.com.au sold for $23k, BitcoinWallet.com for $250k, and venture capital is flooding into the sector.
There's no set-prices for domain names - A domain name is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
The same could be said of houses.
Like any established market, there are clear price ranges for different types of domains. We have a decade of detailed sales records (at places like dnjoural, sedo, namejet, etc) to draw on, plus our own experience. EveryBit.com just happens to be well outside my own domain name investment niche.
Meant to say "bitcoin domain names," in which there is no established market yet.
If someone wants it (which I'm very surprised by) then 100% sell it. The name EveryBit is very average, given its a brand based domain rather than an EMD even selling it for a $10 profit is worth it imo. You could reg 100 domains that are similarly brandable.
Source: I am a Bitcoin domainer.
Source: I am a Bitcoin domainer.
There's no set-prices for domain names - A domain name is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
The same could be said of houses.
Like any established market, there are clear price ranges for different types of domains. We have a decade of detailed sales records (at places like dnjoural, sedo, namejet, etc) to draw on, plus our own experience. EveryBit.com just happens to be well outside my own domain name investment niche.
If you can't put a use to the domain then just sell it.
What do you think? Keep or sell? How much should I hold out for?
There's no set-prices for domain names - A domain name is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
I just started using the domain everybit.com as a sample website for a project I'm working. In the past week I've gotten two queries about the name from people who want to build crypto-currency sites.
What do you think? Keep or sell? How much should I hold out for?
What do you think? Keep or sell? How much should I hold out for?
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