How much do you think Bitcoin.com is worth, what price would Roger sell?

[Kyraishi]

Weird that all this wild guessing is going on when we have the crypto.com domain sale to refer to.

That was twelve million dollars or so.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/05/crypto-com-mco/

Hard to say whether bitcoin.com would fetch more. It probably would as more people will be familiar with that. Crypto is a bit more generic.

I'd still say a lot more to be honest, crypto.com was a domain that jad nothing to it then the name, and it was definetly not associated with a buisness or anything.

If Bitcoin.com sold now, there was a previous buisness run on it so it'll be also selling an identity of the buisness, and not just the name, but it'll probably be sold with the buisness, so actually a lot more.

Bitcoin.com with the buisness could fetch a lot, dare I say a billion?

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[gentlemand]

I've genuinely never come across anyone here who's bought bitcoin or been fooled into buying bch through that site.

I'm sure it gets plenty of traffic from the news bit and the mining pool must do adequately but someone else could do plenty more than is being done with it right now.

I doubt anyone would want to buy the businesses running through it. Only the domain itself would be the desirable bit.

[coin-investor]

I doubt anyone would want to buy the businesses running through it. Only the domain itself would be the desirable bit.

It is, people are buying a domain with good backlinks and continuous flow of traffic for the redirection purposes  I sold one of my domain 5 five years ago and it was used as intended for redirection, it's a good option than to buy pay per click traffic because the traffic would look like an organic traffic, it used to be one of the best strategies to gain backlinks and traffic.

[Kyraishi]

I've genuinely never come across anyone here who's bought bitcoin or been fooled into buying bch through that site.

I'm sure it gets plenty of traffic from the news bit and the mining pool must do adequately but someone else could do plenty more than is being done with it right now.

I doubt anyone would want to buy the businesses running through it. Only the domain itself would be the desirable bit.

It's a scummy buisness tactic from Roger, but it's not that effective and I doubt it's actually worked before, the recommended line isn't that obstructive.

I doubt anyone would want to buy the businesses running through it. Only the domain itself would be the desirable bit.

It is, people are buying a domain with good backlinks and continuous flow of traffic for the redirection purposes  I sold one of my domain 5 five years ago and it was used as intended for redirection, it's a good option than to buy pay per click traffic because the traffic would look like an organic traffic, it used to be one of the best strategies to gain backlinks and traffic.

That was my intention with the post - Bitcoin.com as a domain would definetly go up in price compared to crypto.com, because one of them has had continuous traffic and revune, while the other one was literally just a domain. Your forced to buy more when you buy bitcoin.com, which could be good or bad.

[Dabs]

Voice.com sold for $30 million, and it was bought by Block.one the same group behind EOS.

So the bitcoin.com domain alone is easily worth at least that much. $40 to $50 million is not a bad price, plus with everything else the domain has, the website, the businesses, it would altogether cost maybe $100 million.

[Rmcdermott927]

Based on BItcoin Cash price and traffic estimates I would sell at 10-15m USD

[mindrust]

You guys realize your low ass price estimations don't mean shit if you can't convince the seller to sell right?

Because that's how trading works.

>You offer $15m to Roger,
<Roger refuses
>You increase your offer to $20m
<Roger refuses
...


This will go on and on till Roger agrees. At what price do you think he'll agree to sell? Do your math thinking about this. In this trade you are trying to convince him. He didn't put his domain on sale. He is not trying to get rid of it.

You want it.

[SaShiRaJaVu]

If Bitcoin.com sold now, there was a previous buisness run on it so it'll be also selling an identity of the buisness, and not just the name, but it'll probably be sold with the buisness, so actually a lot more.

Bitcoin.com with the buisness could fetch a lot, dare I say a billion?

If someone is purchasing a domain and a business for a billion dollar then it could be a fair valuation if he could recover the amount, if you are spending money on something you need to have a realistic valuation and no one will be spending a billion dollars to acquire a business unless they have a clear plan on how to recover the money spent and we are yet to see that kind of sales in this market, hundred million could be a fair valuation but a billion  .

[gentlemand]

If someone is purchasing a domain and a business for a billion dollar then it could be a fair valuation if he could recover the amount, if you are spending money on something you need to have a realistic valuation and no one will be spending a billion dollars to acquire a business unless they have a clear plan on how to recover the money spent and we are yet to see that kind of sales in this market, hundred million could be a fair valuation but a billion  .

I think the billion dollar thing is a crock of shit too... however look at the amounts thrown around in VC land with no realistic plan for a return and no plan to make anything actually work in the meantime.

It seems long ago that anything Silicon Valley ish gave up trying to be anything other than a planet-sized bag of hot air. Look at junk like Theranos which never provided a shred of anything yet attracted way more money than real businesses making real money making real things.

[1Referee]

Voice.com sold for $30 million, and it was bought by Block.one the same group behind EOS.

They liquidated $1 billion worth of Ether just to strenghten their financial position. That money has to be spent 'wisely'. 

Based on BItcoin Cash price and traffic estimates I would sell at 10-15m USD

Not sure what BCash has to do with this? It would do more harm than good to the value with how shit it performed since it came into existence.

Interestingly, the traffic of the .com domain isn't doing that much better than the .org domain;

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin.com (Alexa rank 9,913 and declining)
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin.org (Alexa rank 11,653 and improving)

With some more effort, the .org site could do the same thing as the .com is doing and overtake it.

[Kyraishi]

If Bitcoin.com sold now, there was a previous buisness run on it so it'll be also selling an identity of the buisness, and not just the name, but it'll probably be sold with the buisness, so actually a lot more.

Bitcoin.com with the buisness could fetch a lot, dare I say a billion?

If someone is purchasing a domain and a business for a billion dollar then it could be a fair valuation if he could recover the amount, if you are spending money on something you need to have a realistic valuation and no one will be spending a billion dollars to acquire a business unless they have a clear plan on how to recover the money spent and we are yet to see that kind of sales in this market, hundred million could be a fair valuation but a billion  .

If they are buying a buisness that we are assuming isn't dead, and are generating fairly decent amounts of income, they could scrape by not really spending a lot of time with a buisness strategy.

I'm sure the the company would have plans for expansion in the future and the new owner could fairly easily just follow those plans and copy what they where going to do in the future.

Obviously the person will be smart enough to future out a plan to recover their funds, I assume.

[BitHodler]

hundred million could be a fair valuation but a billion  .

One is better off using $100 million or whatever greater amount to buy Bitcoin. Buying Bitcoin offers much more potential growth and is extremely liquid, while such domain only appeals to a small number of people.

We're already at a point where a crypto business isn't going to 10x in value, and even if so, that doesn't make the domain itself become worth 10x more. Nothing thus far has beaten the percentage gains of Bitcoin and I doubt that will ever change.

[gentlemand]

One is better off using $100 million or whatever greater amount to buy Bitcoin. Buying Bitcoin offers much more potential growth and is extremely liquid, while such domain only appeals to a small number of people.

The same has applied all along for all the money thrown at crypto companies never to be seen again. But that's not how these people think and possibly never will. Think of how much was spent in 2014 which was possibly the peak year for VC funding. Only a handful of companies are still around and still doing well.

It's a world I don't understand and never will. I hope it brings them joy all the same.

[Dabs]

One is better off using $100 million or whatever greater amount to buy Bitcoin.

This is so true. Assuming one has that kind of money, then they don't really need to touch it for another 5 to 10 years, they can just buy $100m worth of bitcoin without affecting the price (or maybe even if they do, just a little bit), wait until it's 10x and now they have a billion. Which they also don't need to sell. Or they could sell 10% of it for $100m, and ride the next few halvings to 100x, and have the remainder worth $9b.

I'd wait 20 years. Only because this is all on the assumption you didn't need to use the original $100m for anything else and are doing pretty well prior. The billions is just extra gravy.

[Kyraishi]

hundred million could be a fair valuation but a billion  .

One is better off using $100 million or whatever greater amount to buy Bitcoin. Buying Bitcoin offers much more potential growth and is extremely liquid, while such domain only appeals to a small number of people.

We're already at a point where a crypto business isn't going to 10x in value, and even if so, that doesn't make the domain itself become worth 10x more. Nothing thus far has beaten the percentage gains of Bitcoin and I doubt that will ever change.

Bitcoin isn't a buisness though, it's just an investment. If someone was going to acquire a buisness, they'd rather buy a good domain or buisness then just invest their money into crypto-currencies.

We've sort of reached an impasse here with crypto-buisness and it's getting hard for the companies to expand into other markets. I agree with you there.