news Ryan Ewen has aquired DNWE.com

[Helmuts]

It seems we can finally announce it Especially, as DomainNaeWire has announced this at: https://domainnamewire.com/2024/05/28/domain-name-wholesale-exchange-changes-hands/

@Ryan Ewen has aquired DNWE.com

The platform is also added to the official "Our Platforms" list at https://www.domainmanage.com/investors


More questions to Ryan.

Congratulations!!

 

[MapleDots]

I remember checking out DNWE but I never registered, there was not enough info about the service without registering.

Show me some real domains and what's happening behind the lines and I'll register (that was my thought at the time).

 

[Helmuts]

I remember checking out DNWE but I never registered, there was not enough info about the service without registering.

Show me some real domains and what's happening behind the lines and I'll register (that was my thought at the time).

Interestingly, this morning I was checking who is Logan Flatt (was mentioned by @LeanneMac during the recent live stream), and this was one of the top search results:


ref: https://www.morganlinton.com/logan-...-sold-20-domains-in-the-last-30-days-on-dnwe/

 

[Ryan Ewen]

DNWE is number 3 in this list

1. Scrap Market – where domains are traded by people who don’t understand the assets intrinsic value – people lose money or unrealised gains
2. Wholesale Market – Slight loss leading/ breakeven as semi-informed people overpay and get locked out as the time & knowledge needed to be profitable is considerable
3. Investor to Investor Market – This market dictates all others. It is the market maker where knowledge is power & knowledge is money.
4. Retail Market – Selling to End Users which requires negotiation skills and a good understand of a domains intrinsic value