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Nah, .forum would still come around $50-$70 max.  Of course, the bitcoin.forum name could attract a fair bit of attention; but, when bitcointalk.org has been operating as the "Bitcoin Forum", there's the priority.  Same goes for bitcointalk.forum.



If only to block someone from squatting on that premium name.  Newcomers might confuse one with the other, so best to stay safe by owning the domains that matter.  That's what's done by the big ones like Google, Facebook, Apple, et al.

Isn't there some Trademark violation inherent in your very name?  'Bitcoin' is the mark associated with enormous goodwill; and you are happily hacking into it illegally.  Someone's going to take you to court for this.

btw, this is my first post ever here on bitcointalk.org, after lurking around for a few weeks somewhat.  I'm just occasionally into crypto, but have made my first 'baby' steps with Bitcoin trading starting this month.