Registration for very long letter domains continues to increase.  Surprisingly, 5L domains is the only length that has seen a decrease in registrations since April of 2019.  Here are the numbers: [...] Continue reading →

In this post we take a look at volume in the 3C.com market.  On average, 84 3-character .com domains sold each month since January, 2017, or 0.02% of the total supply of these domains.  Volume was much higher in 2017 (and in two months in mid-2018), but since then has been relatively stable.Month     # [...] Continue reading →

Following up on our post on 5N.com volume, we took a look at volume in the 4L.com market.  Here is the list of 4L domains sold each month in the past few years, according to Shortnames.  The average is 788 domains sold/month.  Volume and price has been relatively stable in this market compared to the [...] Continue reading →

Thought it would be interesting to look at the volume of 5N.com sales.  Here is the list of 5N domains sold each month in the past few years, according to Shortnames.  The average is 325 domains sold/month, and early this year it was running well behind the average.  In April sales picked up a bit, [...] Continue reading →

Here at NNNNNDomains we like to keep track of short domain registrations, to try and figure out which type of domain is going to be the next to be bought out (and when the buyout might occur).  With the recent tumult in markets, domain registration has stalled a bit as well.  Also, given that today [...] Continue reading →

Andrew Yang's debate surprise has apparently driven substantial traffic to his campaign website.All-time traffic high on https://t.co/nYWdJYpqVC last night.  Must have been something I said.— Andrew Yang (@AndrewYang) September 13, 2019However, it looks like this traffic is not a new phenomenon.  Yang's website has been dominant among the Democratic campaign websites for some time.  Here [...] Continue reading →

As we noted recently, registration of 4 character .com domains (which has been on a tear for the whole year), finally has hit a rough patch.  Here are the updated numbers of registered 4 character .com domains:8/27/19: 666,7699/3/19: 664,324 (-2,445)9/6/19: 661,110 (-3,214)9/11/19: 656,408 (-4,702)Registration has fallen by more than 10,000 in just a couple weeks.  [...] Continue reading →