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It is a small wholesale sale, I know holding longer might’ve brought a higher price, but I’ll use the proceeds to invest in better domains. 💪
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Domain sold 🔥
Big thanks to @Aladey for giving it to me 🙌
It is a small wholesale sale, I know holding longer might’ve brought a higher price, but I’ll use the proceeds to invest in better domains. 💪
This is my new account, by the way 👋
💡Today's Domaining Tip 💡
I had this question : Why isn’t ‘chat’ showing as a trending keyword even though everyone registered chat domains?
1️⃣ Zone Files ≠ Search Trends
The ICANN Zone File is a list of *active* domains in each TLD (.com, .net, .xyz, etc.).
It doesn’t show "who searched" or "when they registered" only "what exists right now". So if “chat” domains were registered months or years ago, they’re already in the zone, not "newly added".
2️⃣ Trending Keywords = What’s Newly Registered, When I track "trending keywords" I compare "new entries" in zone files daily or weekly changes. If no "new" “chat” domains are being added (because most are already taken), it won’t appear "trending"
3️⃣"Expired Domain Filtering" : When we filter expired domains by “TLDs taken” we’re spotting "strong, saturated keywords", terms already used across many extensions (.com, .io, .ai, etc.). Those are "historically valuable" not necessarily "currently trending"
4️⃣ "Chat" Example: After ChatGPT exploded, almost every "chat+keyword" combo got registered fast, across all TLDs. Now, It’s saturated or not Trending since ChatGpt and the big 4 took all chat features, so not trending.
5️⃣In Contrast: Newer hot terms like ai, bet...keep showing up in zone deltas (new adds), so they’re seen as trending.
6️⃣ In short:
Trending = new zone entries,
Valuable = taken across TLDs
Expired = potential to re-own those proven terms
So when you don’t see "chat" trending, it’s not dead.
💡 Real insight comes from reading both - trends AND saturation.
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