Paul Markham had a terrible week -- his retirement check for $333 arrived a week late.
If you had the brains that god gave a bug Paul, which you have been busy proving all week you dont -- and further that you that you are living in an echo chamber -- hearing voices chanting Paul is great, Paul is great ... :0P Demons in you head maybe ...
That said
, should understand that the domain name market is having a flood.
Existing gTLDs that have been around for 10 or 20 years are seeing some serious name dilution and *may* suffer some serious devaluation of names that are being held for speculation.
New gTLDs are trying to sell their domain names in a flooded market.
Let me put it this way, at the lowest common denominator, if 50 new auto manufacturers were to start selling in your local market at the same time what do you think would happen?
I am not at all concerned with this -- we have millions of dollars of capital reserves to last years and I fully expect 1/3 of the new gTLDs to fail for reason that they have little to offer. We have niche markets to develop and platforms to sell with our domain names -- these guys don't have anything to offer with the exception of .string branding.
Most of these new names will retail for over $35 some more than $1000/yr per name.
Most of the old domineers are running a bit scared so you are just reading the latest "Trump News" -- panic reports. Troll bait -- hook, line and sinker --you are gullible ...