Ammar Kubba

Aim high and never settle. twitter.com/greatestquotes…

@dynatodd @cultra @DomainSherpa @J10enbaum @domainpro @MichaelCyger @namejet @NotifyDomains Great! Thank you for the clarification.

@AmmarKubba @cultra @DomainSherpa @J10enbaum @domainpro @MichaelCyger @namejet @NotifyDomains There is not much of a difference. All the bids are synchronized in a central server. The domain ends up where you place the bid. I guess one difference is the renewal fee added to the expired auction, which varies depending on the registrar.

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@dynatodd @cultra @DomainSherpa @J10enbaum @domainpro @MichaelCyger @namejet @NotifyDomains Todd, other than where the domain ends up, is there any difference on where we bid?

@cultra @DomainSherpa @J10enbaum @domainpro @AmmarKubba @MichaelCyger @namejet @NotifyDomains Michael is correct we have a shared auction platform where we pool bidders and inventory

Come to Dominion 26 and learn about the continued growth of Boner.com... up and to the right 📈!!

Love these guys. Good vibes only .com!!

@Name__Groove @eAnwar Wrong.

@eAnwar When you choose .co, you settle. It's a poor mans .com. Same with .net. With .io, .xyz, and all other gTLDs it's a conscious choice by the brand. It's a statement. Brands should choose their name, not settle.

It can be difficult sometimes to understand sales of some uncommon TLDs like .io .co .xyz Here is an interesting explanation:

@cultra @RalphQuintero 🚀

Today marks a major milestone personally and something I have wanted to achieve for over a decade. I am incredibly excited to officially announce the launch of Winterline (Winterline.com), a new asset management company I've founded with my long-time friend and business partner, Sean Markey. Don't let Sean’s quiet nature fool you, he is one of the best in the industry when it comes to expanding a brand's online footprint and reach. Between the two of us, we have spent decades in the trenches of the digital economy. Many of you have followed me here for a decade plus, so you know I have been in the domain space for nearly 20 years. I've owned and run businesses ranging from 50 employees to 2. Sean has spent the last decade plus working with major SEO firms and his private SEO group to master the art of high-level asset acquisition. What is Winterline? While Winterline is officially a brokerage, I like to think we are much more expansive than that. We specialize in the high-impact assets, both on and off-market, that actually drive modern business growth. We help individuals and companies navigate the buying and selling of: Premium Domains: The foundation of your business and marketing. Content & Traffic: Websites, SEO-focused properties, and high-value backlinks. Audience Platforms: Newsletters and established social media accounts. Modern Tech: Custom GPTs and emerging digital tools. A significant portion of our work is handled with strict confidentiality. Whether it is a private acquisition or a strategic divestment, we understand the need for discretion at the highest levels. Sean will be leveraging his deep industry relationships to lead our SEO and digital asset division. I will be focused on scaling our domain brokerage and building our capital investment arm. Our investment strategy is broad, ranging from individual premium domains to large-scale corporate investments. Ready to buy or looking to sell? You know where to find us. We’re also open to collaborating with other brokers, if you have inventory that fits our buyers' needs, let’s get it in front of them.

@TLDInvestors @afternic Good point!

@AmmarKubba @afternic Might as well update the beer.com lander Ammar to the ai.com sale five times higher than the rocket.com sale

My top 10 domain names by unique searches at @Afternic (90 days): Beer.com Excel.com Fractional.com Vitae.com Clipped.com Salty.com Pixie.com Intake.com Triage.com Tokenize.com

@andrewrosener @afternic

@AmmarKubba @afternic You can add Vitae.com to my list also since I own the one with you!

@TonyNames Wow.

Just a random sale. Happy Easter

@andrewrosener 💯

Sometimes, to make money, all you have to do is say YES. Sometimes, to make money, all you have to do is say NO. Knowing when to say yes or no is the key differentiator between long term success and failure.

@MexicanGreek @andrewrosener Doing nothing is either a tacit yes or a tacit no, depending on context.

@andrewrosener Sometimes doing nothing is better than doing something!

@360 @Lush_Beauty1 Amor fati.

@Lush_Beauty1 People only suffer when they need things the way they want them to be. Reality wasn't designed to match someone's preferences. No two people are the same. How can reality match it for everyone? So you learn to accept what is and just be aware of the duality game.

If karma is real, why do sooo many good people suffer a lot and people who do evil seem to succeed more ? I need answers...

The greatest battle of all is with yourself—your weaknesses, your emotions, your lack of resolution in seeing things through to the end. You must declare unceasing war on yourself.

@BettyAiProject @EndGame00 💯

There are only three types of domains that matter. Category-defining domains Exact-match domains Memorable brandable domains Category-defining domains own the umbrella. They are the industry. Hotels .com. Crypto .com. AI .com. Exact-match domains capture intent. They convert traffic already looking for a solution. Memorable brandables build identity. They become the flag you plant once you scale. Everything else is noise. That’s the hierarchy. Category defines the kingdom. Exact match monetizes demand. Brandable builds long-term equity. Understand those three buckets and you understand 95 percent of the game.

The Only Income-Producing Collectible Isn’t a Trading Card. This One Builds Empires. How a $12M domain became a billion-dollar category-owning advertising engine. AI .com, Crypto .com, and the blueprint most CEOs still don’t understand. A $16 million trading card just sold. It will now sit in a dark vault. Insured. Preserved. Admired. The insurance alone over the next decade could easily run into the millions. It may appreciate. It may not. In 2018, Crypto .com was acquired for $12 million. Today, that single acquisition anchors more than a billion dollars in global advertising leverage. • $700M naming rights to Crypto .com Arena in Los Angeles, home to the Los Angeles Lakers (NBA), Los Angeles Kings (NHL), and Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA). • $100M+ global Formula 1 partnership. • UEFA Champions League sponsorship. • UFC, Paris Saint-Germain, Aston Martin F1, Philadelphia 76ers, AFL and more. From a $12M domain purchase you could buy every trading card you could ever desire. And that’s before we even get to the operating business itself, the engine manufacturing the revenue. Same entry range. Completely different trajectory. We have hundreds of documented success stories of category-defining domain names. That’s what makes them arguably the greatest collectible in modern history. People were shocked at the $70 million sale of AI .com. If this were a one-off, we would talk about it for a few days and move on. But this isn’t a one-off. This is a repeatable model executed by someone who already proved the blueprint just like hundreds of others. What does a category-defining domain mean? It means owning the name that represents the entire sector. It means controlling the umbrella under which everyone else competes. AI .com is not a vanity purchase. It is the same playbook, earlier in the cycle. You can debate price. You can debate timing. You cannot debate leverage. One is a trophy cheered by peers. The other is an empire builder shaping markets. One waits for appreciation. The other manufactures it. Only one is a game of kings. A collectible that becomes the foundation of a world’s headquarters. If this still feels confusing, it’s not because it’s complicated. #Domains #DigitalAssets #Collectibles #AI

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@BrianNorgard @MurrayHillGuy1 Damn, that’s deep. 🤯

@MurrayHillGuy1 Liquidity is the achilles heel and one that is impossible to recover from.

Dating apps in NYC have trained us to treat humans like inventory. That’s why nobody can truly commit to one person… It’s an illusion of options. The never ending search for greener grass.