#new tlds

After Google's latest update, are you reinvesting in expired domains or moving to new extensions?

Do speculative new TLDs like .ai and .xyz offer real long-term value, or are they just fads for hype chasers?

How do you even find a good domain name that isn't already taken?

Does .com actually matter anymore, or is it just nostalgia pricing?

Is the short domain gold rush over, or just getting started?

Do you still buy .com or are new TLDs becoming the safer bet?

Are new TLDs like .xyz a waste of money

Is a premium domain name really worth more than a clever web address?

Are you still buying .com domains in 2025 or moving to new TLDs?

Does the .com obsession hurt innovation in web investing?

Is the rush to new TLDs a genuine opportunity or a money-grabbing scheme that’ll leave you with digital junk?

Would you ever invest in new-age web extensions like .io or .xyz?

How much should I spend on my first domain name investment?

Are .com domains still king, or are you just paying for a relic of the 1990s?

Domain flipping is dead—are we just deluding ourselves into overpaying for dated .coms?

Do domain auctions offer better value than new registrations?

Would you ever sink serious cash into a single domain name or is that mad?

Is it even worth owning a .com anymore, or is the cult finally fading?

Are keyword-rich .com domains overpriced relics, or still the only safe bet for flipping?

How are you adapting your portfolio to the growing demand for on-chain and AI-ready domains?