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User domain name sales up to $100k — 17 end

User domain name sales up to $100k — 17 end

A virtual reality firm, an adtech firm, and a cryptocurrency wallet provider bought domain names.

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Sedo had a handful of strong end user domain names sales this stretch. The buyer of the top sale remains a bit of a mystery, but the second-highest sale was to a virtual reality gaming firm.

Here’s a list of end user sales this past week. You can see previous lists like this here.

HiPhi.com $99,999 – The domain name resolves to a coming soon page that uses the HiPhi capitalization. Whois shows the buyer is in Shanghai. Oddly, the domain had a for sell message quoting $88,888. Update: As a reader points out, this is likely the Chinese electric car brand.

NEOS.com €30,000 – NEOS is a virtual reality gaming firm. It forwards this domain to NEOSVR.com.

Hekate.com $20,000 – Hekate Health Sciences bought this domain. This firm has filed for trademarks within nutritional categories relating to medicinal supplements, powdered mushroom and cocoa blends “to aid in reducing anxiety, improve focus, memory, strengthen a user’s immune system and increase the maximum oxygen a person can absorb during athletic performance.”

Hausfinanzierung.de €14,000 – Forwards to Kredit.de/Baufinanzierung. Kredit=loan and Baufinanzierung=construction financing. This website compares the different types of loan and construction financing counting their advantages and disadvantages.

Speckmann.com €11,000 – Christoph Speckmann, a technical marketer, bought this domain name.

AmericanPayments.com $10,000 – A financial firm by the same name bought this domain. American Payments is a coalition of financial institutions providing a safe payment system for consumers and businesses.

KMTX.com $10,000 – Keymantics, which calls itself the Keyword Platform, is an online advertising firm. KMTX is shorthand for Keymantics.

NordTeam.com $9,995 – Team is a German energy and construction firm. The domain forwards to the firm’s website at Team.de.

Wallet.live $7,500 – This domain was bought by Ledger, a cryptocurrency wallet that stores a user’s private keys in a secure hardware device. Hardware wallets isolate your private keys from your computer or smartphone.

Moonshot.de €5,000 – Moonshot is a film production firm located near Hamburg, Germany.

Impact.info €4,000 – French venture capital firm Impact Partenaires. It uses the domain Impact.fr.

JobTrailer.com $3,599 – Anyone know why the German beer brewer, the Gutmann Brewery, bought this domain?

Loopit.com.au $3,000 – Forwards to Loopit.co, which was formerly Blinker. Loopit provides the technology for clients to operate a car subscription service, providing a flexible car ownership alternative.

Lichensclerosus.de €2,800 – Forwards to Lichensclerosus-deutschland.de/home. This is a website in German for a chronic disease that mainly targets women. There’s information on how to live with the disease, how other people can interact and help infected persons, as well as treatment options.

Luxmetall.com $2,500 – Forwards to Luxmetall.de, which is a firm that sells professional-grade tin sheets for rooftops or walls to reduce noises.

HappyChurch.com $2,500 – Macappstudio Private Limited is an app developer. This might be for a client app.

Black-Arrow.com $2,200 – Nelogica Sistemas de Software Ltda, a Brazilian software firm. Perhaps this is for a product.

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