Are first-name .COMs useful for founder-led crypto brands?

[NiceNIC.COM]

Evan.com was reportedly sold for $400,000 on July 22.

Crypto projects often use abstract brand names, but founder-led products and personal brands are also common.

Would a first-name .com have real value in this space, or is it too traditional for crypto buyers?

[LUCKtoken]

A really good first name .COM can go for quite a bit. I don't see why you couldn't use one for a crypto founders website, but you'll be competing with a lot of other non-crypto people to buy the name most likely. As someone who's done a lot of domain investing over the years, I can say you'd have a tough time finding a good/common first name .COM that are still available to register...