Sedo weekly domain name sales led by Sif.org

Sedo's weekly list puts Sif.org at the top, and the price says more about scarcity than about .org itself: single LLL.org names have a narrow buyer pool and a stubborn floor.

The same list shows a solid run of LLL.org sales, which is not random noise. When a whole class of short names moves together, it usually means end-user demand, not flippers circling.

Aptura.com led the .com column, a reminder that the legacy extension still clears the volume while the premium action drifts elsewhere.

For sellers, the takeaway is unchanged: short, pronounceable names in any credible extension keep finding buyers, and Sedo's weekly data remains the cheapest public read on where that money lands.