Four More 6-Figure Sales (This Time All .Coms) Top This Week's Chart,  Including One of the New Year's Five Biggest Sales

After producing a half dozen six-figure sales the previous week, the domain aftermarket continued to cruise at high altitude this week with four more in that stratosphere, including one of 2014's five biggest sales. You may recall that five of the six blockbusters from the last time out were Chinese ccTLDs. However, this time around the track the big boys were all .coms.

None was bigger that the $320,000 sale of Malls.com at Sedo, where the domain was listed by Michael Berkens's MostWantedDomains.com. In addition to topping this week's all extension Top 20 Sales Chart, that sale ranks #5 on our Year To Date Top Sellers list. 

This week's runner up was another very impressive sale in which veteran domain investor Niko Younts moved BitcoinWallet.com for $250,000. If you haven't been keeping up with the bitcoin craze, this one may puzzle you, but if you take even a cursory look at the alternate currency's ecosystem, you will see how important the wallet term is in the bitcoin world (Niko was also able to provide the required proof of sale documentation that I vetted through other sources as well).  

By Ron Jackson

Next in our six-shooters line up is DL.com at $210,689. That domain was auctioned off by Hilco Streambank in October, but they just confirmed that the domain has been fully paid for and transferred to the new owner (a requirement before we can chart a name).  

Rounding out our six-figure quartet is CornerstoneHomes.com, a domain that Sedo sold for $150,000. Sedo went on to claim eight places overall on the Big Board to lead all venues.

While the .coms dominated the extension race, as they usually do, the ccTLDS and the non .com gTLDs were each able to claim three spots on the elite list. BuyDomainNames.co.uk had the biggest country code sale, banking $33,198 for Stripe.co.uk (a domain that was purchased by the owners of Stripe.com). NoktaDomains and Sedo rang up the other charted ccTLD sales.

Go Daddy/Afternic posted the top non .com gTLD sale with #7 Radiant.org going for $23,000 there. They also sold #11 Trees.org for $18,500. Sedo gave the .orgs a clean sweep in this category by putting NXT.org in the #19 (tie) slot with a $13,600 sale. 

Another venue earning chart honors this week was Flippa.com who booked the $20,000 sale of #9 Elevated.com.

Here is how all of the sales leaders stacked up for the week ending Sunday, Feb. 9:

There were 16 more five-figure sales off the chart led by Sedo's sale of Lottery.gr at $13,328. Sedo's hit list also included Greygoo.com at $12,500, ImperiaOnline.com at $12,240 and two others - Buy3DPrinter.com and PhotoPic.com at $12,000 each.

Sedo also sold Matthaeus.com ($11,400), VideoScribe.net ($11,152) and BettingOdds.co.uk ($10,956). Treated.com tacked on $10,880 while Brandoff.com and WUP.net went for $10,000 apiece.

Go Daddy/Afternic sold InteriorDesigners.net for $11,050, along with Panorama.org and Indigogo.com at $10,000 each.

Elsewhere, NoktaDomains moved Rezervasyon.net for $11,700.

.Com Supporting Cast

Sedo led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with Mailify.com at $9,960 and KYP.com at $9,958. Codeship.com captured $9,000, AmbientMusic.com mesmerized $8,000 and PangeaSystems.com commanded $7,480. 

ForecastApp.com predicted $7,300, Artana.com tackled $6,800 and InjuryConsult.com patched up $6,500. Drawex.com drew $6,120, XHI.com clicked for $6,101, CargoGroup.com grossed $5,888 and JobsInAviation.com landed $5,599. 

Sedo had 46 more four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,500 that are listed in the table below:

Back at Go Daddy/Afternic the winners included MyCompliance.com ($9,500), Safekeeper.com ($8,259) and two others - Cash4Business.com and Usluga.com - at $7,500 each.  

GameReviews.com rounded up $7,000 while FamilyInvestment.com and RockFeast.com fetched $6,700 apiece. Knoodle.com notched $6,600, CreditShop.com crested at $6,221, Seaga.com sewed up $6,200 and DataNinja.com crunched $6,120.  

Go Daddy/Afternic had 121 more four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $6,000 that are listed in the table below:

At NoktaDomains Osmanlica.com located $7,500, HealthyPlan.com plucked $6,390 and VacantHomes.com locked up $6,000. HospitalityGuide.com generated $5,800, Ehescheidung.com kicked in $5,250 and HomeTeamSports.com spawned $5,000. CementTiles.com dusted off $4,992 and ScholarshipsForKids.com distributed $2,698.

Elsewhere, StrongestBrands.com sold TrojanBrand.com on the DomainNameSales platform for $8,500.

Country Codes

There were several additional four-figure sales off the chart led by four sales at Go Daddy/Afternic. Saib.net notched $2,443, Youyue.net nabbed $2,400, LetsWork.org went for $2,250 and, in one of the very first new gTLD aftermarket sales, Spiritual.guru sold for $2,107. 

Go Daddy/Afternic had 22 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales that are listed in the table below:

Back at Sedo Mobil.pro provided $1,360, 9V.org powered $1,250 and LiveSport.net nailed down $1,161. DemocracyForAmerica.org and Marga.net made $1,100 each while Hertel.info found $1,020. Three others - e-File.net, Kulturpunkt.org and Transamerica.net - changed hands for $1,000 apiece.

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.