I've noticed recently that many premium domain names are either retained by the registry or given a premium price after expiration, even with traditional domain extensions like ai.info.
The domain market is still quite small, and for future expansion, it will rely on registries acting as market makers and domain brokerage platforms driving speculation.
Therefore, premium pricing by registries and high brokerage fees are inevitable steps in this process.
The future of domains is to be promoted widely, similar to mobile phone numbers, until everyone has one.
As domain investors, our focus should be on holding non-premium domains while avoiding unreliable registries like .icu that impose premium pricing even before expiration.
The domain market is still quite small, and for future expansion, it will rely on registries acting as market makers and domain brokerage platforms driving speculation.
Therefore, premium pricing by registries and high brokerage fees are inevitable steps in this process.
The future of domains is to be promoted widely, similar to mobile phone numbers, until everyone has one.
As domain investors, our focus should be on holding non-premium domains while avoiding unreliable registries like .icu that impose premium pricing even before expiration.
