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ASI Upgrades to ASI.com Following Series C at $3 Billion Valuation
A major corporate funding round coinciding with the acquisition of a short, exact-match domain illustrates the strategic value of brand assets. This activity informs domain holders and buyers about the demand for highly relevant, concise digital real estate.
1 sale cited
DomainInvesting.com
Read the full story365.com has reportedly sold in China for approx $15M
A high-value transaction involving 365.com has been reported. The sale provides a data point regarding the valuation of premium, short-form domains, particularly within the Chinese market.
Top sale 365
TheDomains.com
Eighteen end user domain sales including .si
Sedo's weekly end-user list runs from a $48,444 .com down to a $2,000 .app, and includes two .si names bought for cover rather than for a launch. The individual prices matter less than the pattern: the buyers are companies naming a project or guarding a brand, not investors trading inventory.
Top USD sale scammers
Domain Name Wire
Sedo weekly domain name sales led by Scammers.com
Sedo's weekly sales report put a plural dictionary .com at the top and a cluster of Slovenian country-code names underneath. Weekly venue data is the closest thing the aftermarket has to a public comp sheet, which is why the shape of the list matters as much as the headline number.
Top USD sale scammers
TheDomains.com
Nor.com Sold for $700k via Atom
The sale of Nor.com for $700,000 via Atom adds a data point for three-letter .com pricing and shows how private sales enter the public record.
Top sale nor
DomainInvesting.com
TradingCards.com Trades for Seven Figures via GoDaddy
A two-word .com domain name sold for $2 million through a GoDaddy search result. The sale shows how a strong descriptive name can carry a high price, and how the listing surface affects discovery.
Top sale tradingcards
DomainInvesting.com
End user sales: here comes .si
A political statement about renaming AI has pushed .si domain sales up, but end-user buying so far is defensive. The pattern shows how external events can move domain values without creating new primary use.
Top USD sale plasma
Domain Name Wire
Sedo weekly domain name sales led by Hollywood.si
Sedo’s weekly sales report is led by Hollywood.si at $30,000, with several other .si domains close behind. The list shows that short, generic names on smaller country-code extensions can sell at prices that rival mid-range .com deals.
Top USD sale hollywood
TheDomains.com
Thirty-six end user sales from Atom
A marketplace report lists 36 domains bought by companies last month. The list shows what end users pay for names and what kinds of businesses buy them.
Top sale ragent
Domain Name Wire
Reign.com Acquired for Rebrand
A company backed at a $150 million valuation has rebranded around Reign.com, a single-word .com acquired from a prior holder. The move shows how an established domain can anchor a corporate rebrand — and how little of the transaction is visible from the outside.
1 sale cited
DomainInvesting.com
Twenty-eight European ccTLDs end users bought
Sales data from Nameshift, a marketplace heavy in European ccTLDs, shows what end users in Europe pay for country-code domains. The list of 28 purchases gives a read on demand for local, exact-match names.
Top sale butchery
Domain Name Wire
NameJet/SnapNames September 2026 aftermarket report led by Miju.com
NameJet and SnapNames' September 2026 sales report shows what expiring and deleting domain names are fetching in the aftermarket. For holders, it offers a monthly read on demand for short .coms and established .orgs.
Top sale miju
TheDomains.com