Bitcoin Keyword Domain Names Owned by End Users

Going to have to disagree with you on this one.

This guy has been at it since 2012 and has a very impressive portfolio.
http://bitcoindomainsforsale.blogspot.com/

I reviewed that portfolio a few months ago. They have a few good names no doubt, and I’m sure they have some traffic and will receive some offers.

But, it’s about quality, not quantity.

Plus, I noticed a few domains that could be guilty of trademark infringement – which could result in severe consequences – which is definitely not the same as professional “generic” domain investing.

In any event, I wish him/her/they the best year ever.

@ Currency Evolution, I looked at your future trend bitcoin-related domains – not bad!

Did you really sell BitcoinWallet.com for $250k?

Afternic just posted its sales, with:

bitcoinwallets.com $3000

That’s kind of a huge discrepancy.

From what I understand, Niko bought the plural before he announced the sale of the singular. You can read more about it here: https://www.domaininvesting.com/details-about-bitcoinwallet-com-reported-sale/

CurrencyEvolution good job on setting up a site to present your assets.

I think a Bitcoin TM would never pass, I know there are many applications in, but for whatever reason, if Bitcoin get’s regulated, blocked, shut down by the powers that be, maybe a new COIN will emerge. That is why the smart money has been playing COIN, Bitcoin is such a tied term. It is the first to market standard, but by last count their was about 40 different coin companies now, trying to emulate the same success.

Like last week, when one major exchange caused the price of bitcoin to fall 20% in a single day, any Gov’t influence to this bitcoin, will cause panic, and the above portfolio would become very worthless, very quickly.

I am assuming you are the one who sold BitcoinWallet.com for $11K initially, whereas it was passed on to be sold for $250K, as your site indicates you are the one who sold it for $250K.

I get it! Congrats on the sale!

You’re saying, Afternic is only NOW posting the sale of the plural. It must have just closed escrow.

Please be careful with your domain names!

Alert: Stolen domain MLA.com might be offered for sale
http://domaingang.com/domain-news/alert-stolen-domain-mla-com-might-be-offered-for-sale

Announcing the sale on DNJournal, I was thinking, might be a mixed bag, if it draws the wrong sort of attention to your portfolio.

We started looking at digital/virtual/crypto domain name assets in October of 2013…

What will be the next hot trend like this, there is always some new opportunity in domains.

@Domains, once domainers start talking about a trend, I think it is already well-reserved. But if you do your own research in the field you are interested in, I think you can get in early on a trend that bypasses domainers in general.

@ Elliot, when are you going to post another Recent Acquisitions? I have one I want to brag about . . .

Well you missed Cryptoscurrency.com I bought Dec 2013 for

$10 how much it be worth now already ???????

I was not aware there was a thread. Send it to me via PM at your convenience. Thanks.

We ask for transparency from our parking providers but how dare you ask us to be transparent about why your thread was closed, locked or thrown in jail.

@Raider

I have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. I never knew a thread existed, nor will it make me lose any sleep tonight – open or closed.

I wish you the best year ever, too!

Good night!

I’m saying a reason should have been provided for the thread lock or any other action, “transparency” Something the industry preaches but doesn’t do themselves.

It’s always so sad to meet jealous and hateful people. I wish you the best year ever!

I’m not though. Just being honest. There some good ones in there but registering ever country name + bitcoin just seems like a waste. i have no idea what “Ethereum” is but perhaps some of those will be good if whatever if is blows up.

Well, thank you for “being honest”, but unfortunately, this isn’t your expertise. It is mine. And, I’ve earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in this space while countless others were “just being honest” and pushing their opinion and negativity down my neck.

The simple fact you don’t know what Ethereum is instant proof you are disconnected from this vertical.

Several of the listed domains were aftermarket acquisitions, for your information, for tens-of-thousands of dollars, not $8.67 hand-registrations. The others were registered while the rest of the world is watching their favorite reality tv show.

Go try to acquire FranceBitcoin[.com] and see what the asking price is. Or, maybe ArgentinaBitcoin or CanadaBitcoin. If you make it that far before your humble pie arrives, check out the owner of IndiaBitcoin and ColombiaBitcoin, he’s the Director of Business Development for ButterCoin, a Google Ventures company. I could keep going, but I’m confident you’ll understand after a few $25k and $50k tags.

Some more [free] tips. Go find the latest Bill Gates quote regarding “Africa Bitcoin” and the hundred-billion dollar market. You might see AfricaBitcoin[.com] on the front of SkyMall Magazine one day…

Like I said, I wish you the best year ever.

Take care, stranger.

I am no expert in the bitcoin field but have been making a living selling domains for a number of years and have also sold a bitcoin related domain for mid five figures. The majority of the good bitcoin domains were regged a few years ago, not this november.

Major country names could be a good investment but you don’t seem to own those. I wish you all the luck in the world. It just reminds me of lists of domains you see in the drops. someone regs whatever+keyword.com for a bunch of domains, holds them for 10 years, they never sell and then drop them. anyways, you’re not the only one paying attention to this space or any space while ‘the rest of the world is watching their favorite reality show’ lol. what condescending view of your peers.

I should also add that just because all these domains have their owners wanting five or six or whatever figures, doesn’t mean they’ll ever get it. some will, some won’t. asking prices do not determine value. oh and that bitcoin blogspot guy…he has some good ones too but wow, so many crappy and tm regs as well.

“The majority of good bitcoin domains were regged a few years ago, not this november.”

I can’t speak for the entire market, only myself. I did not register or acquire any virtual currency domains until November of 2013. It’s not always about $8.67 “genius hand-regs” but rather professional research and analysis to uncover x,xxx to sell for xx,xxx and xx,xxx to sell for xxx,xxx and xxx,xxx to sell for x,xxx,xxx.

The bottom line, for no apparent reason at all you blasted the portfolio and have been negative, and admittedly, lack the education and research to support the claims and position so I will exit stage left so I don’t waste your time.

Best regards.

Some people cant handle honestly especially in this business.. The names I agree are terrible and most will likely never sell, by chance some will could fetch in the low 4 figures at most.. The bitcoin wallet domain was a good domain, but NO where near worth $250K, bottom line is the seller got lucky connecting with a buyer who wanted it bad enough that he’d paid the inflated price, And now we have every tom dick and harry registering and selling bitcoin domains based on ONE sale.

If you are going to claim you have the best virtual currency domains “on the planet” be prepared for some criticism.

You are a fool. Both of you.

The names speak for themselves. No, actually, my tax return will speak for itself.

Where are your names? And, …HAHA, why are you hiding behind “Raider” and your other jealous friend “jZ” without a real name and hyperlink…?

Oh, I get it. You must be one many owners who didn’t understand their assets and sold them to me like they were t-shirts at the flea-market in a desperation, fire-sale.

I can handle honesty, but unfortunately, your opinion is completely irrelevant because you are a ghost, and you have no clue what you are talking about. For a week now, instead of providing facts, professional opinion and support to counter or discredit the investments, you launch blind and wild comments in an attempt to fuel the fire based on…radical opinion and pure negativity.

100% grade A – HATERS.

And for the record, I never said it was “the best” but merely the largest, [targeted] portfolio. It wasn’t aimed at you personally, but you sure took the marketing hype as a direct attack and comparison to your very manhood.

Don’t worry, friends, haha, you will see our work again soon in the Dn Journal. Stay tuned!

Sorry Elliot, for as long as I live I will not post again on your blog. It’s negative losers like these that waste peoples time, lend and spread misinformation and drama, promote Trademark-infringing domain assets, and overall have nothing positive or informative to lend to the conversation or industry.

I sincerely hope you two find a new hobby, seek professional, and help each other remember your names.

No need to reply, I will not be visiting this page again. Ever.

AND I STILL WISH YOU ALL THE BEST YEAR EVER.

What do my domains have to do with your country bitcoin portfolio? only you must know.. Understand that your the only one in this thread touting that you have the largest niche portfolio on the planet, I didn’t do that, YOU did that all by yourself and your even going so far as to change it by adding “Targeted” Why don’t you come clean and admit that what you wrote wreaked of arrogance and move on? Domainers like you are a riot, you hand reg all these domains just last year, something any moron could of done and your suddenly an authority on bitcoin domains, domains that only a reseller would be interested in.

It’s nothing personal so why get bent out of shape over domain criticism? your obviously insecure with your portfolio otherwise it wouldn’t bother you, It doesn’t bother me when someone tells me my domain(s) suck, if I feel they are I’ll gladly admit it and say, “maybe your right, I don’t know what I was thinking when I reg’d that one, or if I think he’s wrong I’ll just laugh it off.

I’ve been in the business since the mid 90’s and know pigeon shit when I see it, and you my friend have a lot of it, like PhilippinesBitcoin.com, here you registered the WRONG version on 12/4/13, when the correct version (w/o the plural) was available at the time and later registered on 12/22/13 by someone else, and you say we don’t understand our assets?

LMAO!

Agree with you 100% Raider.
@CurrencyEvolution Just chill out…

if you can’t handle the heat, stay out of the kitchen. and you did say you had the best. i see however you have edited your comment. i am just a guy who owns tens of thousands of domains. i’m sure i never sold anything to you, i only sell to end users. regardless, cry me a river. it doesn’t matter who i am. i don’t need attention like you do, i don’t publish my sales and don’t post my names online or spam them in comments. people come to me to buy. you are very late to the game my friend. i don’t know if you just started selling domains or what bu the fact that you just started buying virtual currency domains this past november shows how late you are. like i said, if you are going to be so public with everything and claim your portfolio the best, you need a thicker skin.

That would have sold for alot 2 or 3 yrs ago (bitcoinmining) but there was a huge loss for personal mining equipment too expensive to mine anymore and it gets harder to mine them i would recommened selling them as soon as possible or develop.

Good Luck