If you were launching a Web3 media company, which name would you choose?
https://t.co/5e6mnvykAf
or
https://t.co/fmt7k88si1
I'm currently offering both for sale.
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https://t.co/fmt7k87Ust
https://t.co/5e6mnvxMKH
Two strong .COM domains for Web3 media.
I'm open to serious offers.
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I own both:
https://t.co/fmt7k87Ust
https://t.co/5e6mnvxMKH
One is an existing Web3 media brand.
The other is the shorter matching .COM.
I'm open to selling either individually or both together.
If you're building in Web3 media, let's talk.
DM for details
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🚨 WEB3 MEDIA BRAND FOR SALE
https://t.co/fmt7k87Ust
An existing Web3 / blockchain / crypto media brand with an established .COM domain.
Potential uses:
• Web3 news
• Crypto media
• Blockchain publication
• Web3 research
• Newsletter
• Media/community platform
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