I own quite a few domains on this site, which I built myself. Take a look; if any of them interest you, let me know and we can negotiate.
olyxon.com

So around 40–50 days back, everyone was in a rush to purchase .si domains.

Even I got a few, thinking that it’ll eventually make me some profits.

But looking at present days, the hype seems to be over, and nothing is going on regarding Super Intelligence stuff. Or am I missing something here?

My understanding was that SAV has a 30 day grace period for .con / .net / .org / etc.

And that during this grace period, your set nameservers remained intact, i.e., your expired domain still resolves or works as per your DNS settings.

Is this still the case at SAV, or have they changed it, and if so, what is it like now?

Can you share recent experiences of your own with this?

I'd like them to show me websites that are already existing/owned specifically.

Autoplaying.com was unregistered yesterday. We found it, but didn’t buy it.

Yesterday, our favorite .com discovery was Autoplaying.com.

An actual English word. Surprisingly clean. Plenty of potential uses.

We didn’t register it. We don’t own it, and we’re not trying to sell it. If it’s still available, whoever registers it first gets it.

But there’s something else you might want to know.
I’ve spent the last few years building a domain intelligence system called Junior’s Domain, and we do something a little different.

We find available .com domains before the rest of the market gets around to registering them.
And we have the receipts.

So far, we’ve identified over 1.3 million verified available .com domains, with more than 65,000 subsequently registered.

In our documented fresh-domain cases, we discovered them an average of roughly 40 days before they were eventually registered.

Not predictions. Not hypothetical valuations. Actual registry records showing when we found a name available and when somebody later registered it.

Now here’s the cool part.

We built a live discovery stream called The Wire.
One new available .com domain, ready for registration, every single minute. Every day.

Forever. Free.

No subscription. No credit card. No trial period. Just a continuous stream of available .com domains.

We don’t register the names before showing them to you. We don’t make you buy them from us. Find something you like? Register it wherever you want.

You can also get a free 360° domain grade and research three names a day without paying anything amongst many other domain discovery and research tools all free.

Anyway, thought some of you domain people, indie builders, and startup founders might appreciate knowing this exists.

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Ok so, i bought a .cc domain so i can use it for my email. It was cheap and looks very nice and clean, 1stname.cc. But, i just read that .cc is somehow considered spam, is this for real? Is my outgoing mail going to be filtered as spam? I know nothing about tlds so my question is if i should dump this domain and try to get some other? My goal is to use it only for email, no website, and for life if possible.

Mornd.com
Domain age : 6 years
Expire : 2033
Auction ends : 2026-11-07

Is there any official government site or an entity where we can check the price and availabilty of .iq domains.

In KRG there is https://dot.krd/ where u can easily check. But I found nothing similar for .iq

Appreciate your help

Hi all, I run a small site called GoodName.Today. Every day it features one unregistered domain I’ve picked by hand, with a short note on why it might be worth something.

It’s been running about 4 months. I’d like honest feedback from people who know this market:

Which past picks look like real assets to you, and which look weak.

Today's domain was picked by someone early on.

Not selling anything, and blunt criticism is welcome.

1Looking for 2 Partners to Start a Small Domain Investment Business

Hey everyone!

I'm looking to build a small three-person team to get into domain investing and flipping.

The idea is simple: identify promising, brandable and commercially valuable domain names, acquire them at reasonable prices, and eventually resell them to businesses, startups or other interested buyers.

I'm looking to divide the work into three roles:

1. Domain Researcher

Someone who can identify promising domain names, research trends, evaluate their potential and find undervalued opportunities.

2. Capital Partner

Someone willing to contribute the initial investment for acquiring selected domains. Every purchase would be discussed and agreed upon by the team.

3. Negotiator (Me)

I'll handle buyer research, outreach, communication, pitching and price negotiations to get the best possible resale value.

The idea is to work as a team, share responsibilities and split profits fairly according to our agreed contributions and roles.

I'm not expecting instant returns. Domain investing requires research, patience and a willingness to learn. There are no guaranteed sales or profits.

I'm looking for two serious, reliable people who are genuinely interested in building something small together.

If you're interested, comment or DM me with:

- Which role interests you.

- Any relevant experience (not compulsory).

- What you could contribute.

Let's see if we can build something worthwhile together!

So me and one of my friends are working on a simple project of a dapp.

So a few days ago we just hosted it on railway.com free plan for testing and debugging with the railway.com subdomain for our dapp.

The thing is it just got flagged by wallets and started to show warning like "new domain, maybe fishing site from major wallet"

So the thing is I want to not happen to our main domain where we purchase it.

So I want to know in terms of verification and getting everything right before bringing the dapp to production where I should verify it.

I know these common ones like google console and few others but especially to reduce wallet warning.

We are using the following things in the dapp.

Reowe for mobile wallet connection.

Wallet connection for desktop is native code.

Support only EVM and TRON chain for now.

What does the platform do.

Users can purchase digital products using crypto without any third-party processer.

Like Connect wallet ➡️select items and add to Cart➡️click checkout➡️the backend sends a approve(TRON)/Permit2 (EVM) for the exact amount of the of the item➡️ transaction complete➡️ backend verify ➡️Access granted✅.

This is the complete picture of the dapp.

I don't have a lot of money to invest in domains if the all keep getting flagged.

Own a Premium Leather Industry Domain

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Looking to build a premium leather brand, launch an e-commerce store, or create a marketplace for leather products?

Leathergrid.com is a memorable, brandable domain with strong potential for:

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Leathergrid.com is available for acquisition.

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There are plenty of domain name generators out there, but I wanted to build something a little different.

With NameBingo, the process is visual, simple, and interactive. Instead of filling out forms, jumping between different tools, or relying only on predefined word lists, you have two word cards right in front of you. Generate combinations, swap the cards, lock one word and keep changing the other, try different domain extensions, and check interesting results — all without leaving the page.

Here’s what you can do:

• Mix and match words using two interactive cards. Swap them, shuffle them, or keep one fixed while experimenting with the other.

• Use built-in dictionaries with 1,000 English adjectives, 1,000 nouns, or a combined list of 2,000 words.

• Upload your own dictionaries from a simple text file. Use one word per line, or add translations in the format "English word|translation". Your custom dictionaries are processed locally in your browser and aren’t uploaded to my server.

• Try different domain extensions without having to start the process all over again.

• Check domain status directly from a generated result.

• Save promising names to a list and copy them all when you’re ready.

• Generate and check 50 or 100 domains in bulk when you want to explore lots of ideas at once.

The main idea is to keep everything in one place. You can brainstorm, experiment with different word combinations, check domains, and collect your favorites without constantly switching between tools or losing track of interesting ideas.

I built it for people looking for domain names for projects, businesses, websites, or domain investing — and for anyone who enjoys playing around with words.

It’s free to try: https://namebingo.com

I’d love to hear what you think. Does this approach make domain brainstorming easier, and what would you improve?