#domain and web investing

After recent platform fee hikes, are you holding or selling now?

Hand-reg vs. aftermarket: One is gambling, the other is just expensive gambling.

Is hoarding premium domains just digital land-grabbing that hurts the web's sustainability?

Are premium domain investors ruining web investing for first-timers with inflated prices?

Do branded domains actually make money, or are they just a scam for newbies?

Does aftermarket flipping still beat hand-registering domains, or is that a dead strategy for old-timers who refuse to adapt?

Has the cost of renewing premium domains outpaced your budget this year?

Is AI domain valuation killing the human flipping edge?

Is a premium domain name really worth the high price tag for a hobby site?

Does a clean, fast domain still matter, or are we pretending .xyz and random extensions are the future?

Are you abandoning legacy TLDs for green-certified extensions?

Are you cutting back on domain renewals due to higher costs?

Is buying a premium domain for $5,000 ever actually worth it, or is it just a hype trap for amateurs?

Is dropping a few hundred on a premium domain name actually worth it?

Would you switch from traditional domain parking to content-rich mini-sites for better returns?

Have you sold more domains since Google started caring about exact match?

Is flipping undeveloped land domains the new web3 gold rush?

Would you rather have a cheap .io domain or a premium .com—and does the extension actually matter anymore?

What's your take on flipping domains vs building mini-sites right now?

What's your take on flipping expired domains for passive income?