An important question digital asset investors in general and domain investors in particular tend to overlook is precisely this one: do I want my investment to be profitable or life-changing? It is a more straightforward question in our industry in light of the fact that domain names are not commodities (even if some categories such …
One of the main selling points associated with domain names is represented by the sovereignty argument, by the fact that by building an online presence or business on a domain you control, you do not have to depend on a middleman who can pull the plug at any point and for whom you are nothing …
It’s rare to come across a company that launches on an ultra-premium .COM domain, but that’s exactly what Develop did. Develop’s parent, Global Knowledge, acquired Develop.com several years ago, but the name was never used, until 2020 when Global Knowledge built an online business and IT skill training platform. In this interview, I speak with …
In his interview over at DomainSherpa, Michael Saylor (in light of being a major science-fiction fan) referred to dematerialization as one of his favorite superpowers, with superheroes essentially being able to shift from their regular flesh and blood state to a dematerialized one that allows them to for example walk through walls, thereby breaking the …
A recurring debate topic among economists is represented by the economic as well as geopolitical dominance status quo, with the United States and the English language in the spotlight. These debates tend to get quite heated and it’s understandable why in light of how high the stakes are. Needless to say, there are obvious implications …
From entrepreneurs who are bullish on domain names such as Michael Saylor to entrepreneurs who aren’t necessarily bullish like Gary Vaynerchuk, it’s difficult to find someone who doesn’t believe the voice dimension of our digital experience will become more and more important. It would therefore not be the worst idea in the world to explore …