October 7, 2021 by

4L .COM DOMAINS – 2022 Q4

Inventory

456,976

Developed

12.82%

Public Sales

1,793

Median Price

-6.29%

$164

5th Percentile

-6%

$94

Public Sales Turnover

0.39%

Public Sales Volume

-94.08%

$1,066,658

Escrow.com Sales Volume

-66.14%

$4,401,892

Estibot Market Cap

34.92%

$4,598,690,730

4L Public Sales (Top 10, Median 10, Bottom 10)

wadi.com	33,833	11/10/2022
mids.com	31,000	11/21/2022
mivi.com	25,000	10/18/2022
apic.com	20,502	11/9/2022
asoa.com	20,250	11/5/2022
yaaz.com	20,000	11/16/2022
ebux.com	18,749	11/5/2022
ziki.com	16,999	10/6/2022
jeer.com	15,000	10/12/2022
fbox.com	13,750	10/12/2022

wrcz.com	164	10/2/2022
udvu.com	164	12/21/2022
tzwr.com	164	11/8/2022
fjxt.com	164	11/20/2022
qcgd.com	164	11/23/2022
pghy.com	164	11/7/2022
rflk.com	164	12/29/2022
hmqs.com	164	12/7/2022
qfli.com	164	10/29/2022
lryz.com	164	11/26/2022

uzpf.com	43	12/9/2022
ulxz.com	40	12/9/2022
ufhw.com	30	12/9/2022
ugsz.com	30	12/9/2022
uhnq.com	30	12/9/2022
ujxd.com	30	12/9/2022
uoyv.com	30	12/9/2022
uxql.com	30	12/9/2022
uijw.com	30	12/9/2022
ujgk.com	30	12/9/2022

Developed – a percentage of the domain category that has been developed into website. Intelium uses proprietary methodology to determine whether a domain name is developed.

EstiBot Valuation – a statistical, fair market valuation of a domain name. As a rule, strong trademarks are assigned a fair market valuation of $0, as the domain name does not have value without corresponding IP rights. These types of domains cannot be effectively resold in the markets as a stand alone asset and their valuations stem strictly from the attached trademark, or IP value.

EstiBot Market Cap – a sum of all EstiBot valuations for a particular domain name category.

Turnover – a percentage of the domain name category that is bought or sold in markets in a particular period of time.

5th Percentile – a value at two standard deviations below the mean sales price. It is a representation of a reasonable category price floor in any given time period. For example, consider a scenario of only 100 reported sales where the highest sale is $100,000 and the lowest is $1,000. If each reported sale is sequenced in $1,000 increments (i.e. $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 and so on), then the 5th percentile will be the 5th lowest sale at $5,000.

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GGRG.com is a Lisbon based Brokerage and Consulting ﬁrm which focuses on the 29,872 .com domain names deﬁned as “liquid” (NN, NNN, NNNN, LL, LLL, LN & NL). Founded in 2015 with the vision of making the domain after-market eﬃcient, we provide unbiased advice and market intelligence that allows investors to make informed decisions.

With millions of dollars in privately brokered transactions and clients that range from private investors to billion dollar companies, GGRG.com quickly established itself as a leading ﬁrm in the domain space, and received award nominations for Blogger of the Year and Goodwill Ambassador in 2015, and Broker of the Year in 2016.

ShortNames aggregates and tracks short domain name auctions and sales across a multitude of domain marketplaces. We provide tools and powerful search features to help domain investors track and monitor domains and categories of interest. We have been tracking the domain aftermarket since early 2008, with a focus on short domains. Most sales we track are collected from the closing price of public auctions, as well as some private sales that are reported to us by certain venues. We cannot guarantee that all reported sales were completed successfully, but we do our best to remove any inaccurate data. The goal of the site is to provide an aggregated overview of the short domain market, and to oﬀer tools to those who invest in it.