Investing
A new extension is a bet, not a replacement for a good name
This URL still says we are beyond the .com era. Keep it. The root is still a list of labels IANA’s TLD database and ICANN’s new gTLD program. Wikipedia’s gTLD page is the sober version. A new suffix is a distribution bet: does a buyer already type it? It is not a machine that turns … Read more
Why Most Domain Investments Fail
People rarely lose money on one great name. They lose it on 80 forgettable ones. The failure is usually quiet. No dramatic hijacking. No UDRP letter. Just renewals, no offers, and a folder that felt like a business. The cheap-name trap A $12 registration feels harmless. A hundred of them do not. If a name … Read more
Domain Security 101
I’m Mostapha. I buy and sell names from Morocco. Nobody needed a cyber command to take a name whose password was the same as Facebook. This page is the list. The mailbox is the real lock: that essay. If it already moved: freeze first. How names actually leave: a SIM swap, not warfare. Web3 does … Read more
How to flip a domain without collecting leftovers
I’m Mostapha. I buy and sell names from Morocco. Flipping sounded like a job. It was a spread on names other people already wanted. I treated it like collecting. That book is why most domain investments fail. This page is the other side: when a flip is allowed to exist. Paste first: Domain Value Checker. … Read more