.SI HOLDERS:
The Domain Industrial Complex (DIC) won't tell you what it doesn't want you to know.
These DICs won't acknowledge .si's moonshot potential until they've positioned themselves and hedged their .ai portfolios.
Higher .si floors are likely near term.
Sedo's stock images are incredible.
Under “Largest Selection,” they've got someone browsing vinyl records in a record store.
The whole thing looks like a default WordPress starter page.
@mikeinsoftware It's the herd effect. SI is a hot trend, and people see a chance to make money, so they pile in and amplify the success stories.
Your game might be great, but it doesn't offer them an obvious financial angle or ride a megatrend. Different incentives, different traction.
@BuyUsedDomain That's the problem. Their failure to evolve isn't just their loss. It imposes a cost on every investor whose assets depend on a healthy aftermarket.
A leading marketplace should be expanding the pie, not coasting on its legacy.
@BuyUsedDomain That's the problem. Their failure to evolve isn't just their loss. It imposes a cost on every investor whose assets depend on a healthy aftermarket.
A leading marketplace should be expanding the pie, not coasting on its legacy.
.SI INVESTORS:
Don't listen to what they say. Watch what they do.
Alt-TLDs will suddenly become "obvious" and acceptable once insiders have had enough time to scoop up the crème de la crème from ICANN Round 2.
#si#sidomains#domain#superintelligence#TLDs#altTLDs#ngTLDs
@SimDesai@claritymovescap Hell yes. A scarce, appreciating asset on the balance sheet.
Even if you did nothing with it, I'd expect https://t.co/lhgZe9MbUo to be worth substantially more over a long enough time horizon.
@SimDesai@claritymovescap Hell yes. A scarce, appreciating asset on the balance sheet.
Even if you did nothing with it, I'd expect https://t.co/lhgZe9MbUo to be worth substantially more over a long enough time horizon.