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@MyBrandDomains The hardest part isn’t owning domains anymore. It’s finding actual end users in a market full of other sellers trying to do the same thing.

One domain investing mistake we see often: People buy names they personally “like” instead of names a real company can confidently build around. A good domain reduces friction. It’s easy to explain. Easy to trust. Easy to remember. That’s usually where the real value starts.

@elonmusk The pace of engineering progress starts looking unreal once improvements begin compounding on infrastructure itself.

This trend will continue for many years

@unstoppableweb Interesting seeing domain platforms slowly move toward recurring AI utility instead of being just marketplaces.

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@unstoppableweb Feels like AI agents are slowly turning domains from static assets into continuously monitored opportunities.

Your AI Domain Assistant can now run on a schedule. Pick a prompt. Pick a cadence. Get the results in your inbox. Set it once. Walk away.

@marclou @trust_mrr @luchocruz_dev Building is getting cheaper. Distribution and positioning are becoming the real moat.

✅ Startup Acquisition #93 on @trust_mrr ✅ AI education app with $228 all-time revenue sold for $1,000. It's the second acquisition for the founder @luchocruz_dev, and he's really young!

@NameBio Interesting how commercially obvious domains still consistently command strong prices regardless of market cycles.

Yesterday saw $599k in domain name sales including: $67,388 Arthroscopy․com $7,777 USDT․my $6,155 BluePond․com $5,475 VeterinaryHub․com $5,004 Raph․ai $3,605 SlumberWise․com Full list 👉 namebio.com/daily #Domains

@Sullys_Blog Age can add credibility, but a weak name usually stays weak regardless of registration date.

Older domains can carry advantages like credibility, historical use, and perceived stability, but the name itself still has to matter.

@katerleonid Another myth: A domain being available doesn’t automatically make it a good buy.

“All good .com domains are taken.” Maybe the oldest myth in domaining. Share other long-term myths 😇

@FortisLedger @spaceship Congrats! Interesting how some buyers already decide on the number internally before even negotiating.

My Last sale on @spaceship That I missed to post here. Story:- buyer tracked price $999. Later I made it for minimum offer $100 but buyer offered same $999 no bargain. And I accepted..! #domain #domainforsell

@Aladey A lot of people focus only on the name itself and completely ignore the authority/history attached to the domain.

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@elonmusk Feels like the biggest advantage now is becoming speed of iteration rather than team size.

Grok foundation model V9-Medium (1.5T) has finished training. Evals look good. A lot of Cursor data was added in supplementary training and there is more to come. Fine-tuning is underway and reinforcement learning begins in a few days. 2 to 3 weeks to public release. This will be a major improvement over the 0.5T v8-small that currently serves all Grok production traffic, especially for difficult coding tasks.

@doronvermaat Lease to Own really changes the buyer psychology for premium domains. Much easier for growing companies to justify internally.

GM, always nice to start the AM with a LTO 🍞🥐🥖

@Aladey Feels like genuinely strong domains are becoming more concentrated in long-term holders rather than constantly recycling through drops.

NGL, there are fewer and fewer quality names in daily drops and auctions. Trust me, hold onto your strong domains and wait for the right end user.

@sflorimm Cloudflare. Simple positioning, reliable infrastructure, and one of the strongest tech brand names in recent years.

Name a tech company that never disappointed you

One of the best ways to judge a domain: Ask yourself how easily a real company could justify buying it internally. If the value is difficult to explain in one sentence, the domain usually becomes much harder to sell or outbound effectively.

@Jia_builder Feels like .ai and .app are strong for positioning, while .com still carries the most universal trust and memorability.

What’s the best domain for a SaaS startup? .com .ai .app .io .dev .co .xyz Feels like .ai and .app are becoming the new default.

@Sullys_Blog A strong .com reduces the small moments of hesitation that weaken brand trust.

A clean .com usually carries more authority because it reduces doubt.

@domainjobcom A good domain is easier to remember. A great domain is easier to justify buying.

Drop your domains + prices in the comments Example : Hikito.com - $2999 🧵 5 Domain Name Mistakes That Will Make Your Brand Fail : 1. Too long & difficult to spell 2. Using numbers & hyphens 3. Meaningless / too generic 4. Buying the cheapest one without doing any research 5. Not checking the trademark I created this thread to prevent you from losing tens of millions. Which one have you done? Reply with the number. #DomainTips #Branding #hikito

One underrated outbound mistake in domaining: Targeting companies just because they match the keyword. The best buyers are usually companies with: weak branding awkward domains momentum expansion pressure clear commercial intent Relevance alone doesn’t create urgency.