What questions do you have when investing in domain names?

Domain name investment is about taking advantage of opportunities. It's a speculative act of acquiring domain names that might be used by the end user before they're actually used, hoping to profit from changes in their value. Therefore, many questions arise during domain name investment.

1. What kind of domain names are valuable?

We recommend paying special attention to the suffix you choose, such as .com, or the internationally recognized domain name format. You should also consider the scarcity of the domain name, as resources are limited. The more scarce a domain name, the higher its value. For example, there are only nine .com domain names worldwide.

2. How do I obtain a domain name for investment?

You can manually register a domain name through Juming.com, submit a "pre-register domain name" application, and then bid for it. You can also purchase a domain name through Juming.com's "fixed-price domain name" section.

3. How do I sell my invested domain name?

We recommend selling it through Juming's fixed-price section, or through a broker. Generally, brokers are recommended for high-quality domains, as this is safer. Alternatively, you can promote and sell it yourself online.

4. Is the investment threshold high? What is the investment process?

Domain names are in high demand and easy to sell. Domain name registrations typically cost tens or hundreds of dollars.

Full-term maintenance is simple, requiring regular renewals. Profits can reach thousands or even higher.

The domain name investment process is as follows:

① Register or acquire a domain name;

② Find clients;

③ Sell the domain name;

④ Close the transaction;

⑤ Receive the profit.

The above is an introduction to the questions you might encounter when investing.