What domain names The Hill and others bought this week

A cryptocurrency exchange, nightclub owner and the political site The Hill bought domain names.

I learn about a lot of interesting industries and topics when I review Sedo’s end user sales. For example, this week I learned about pentanomics, a new theory of government. I also learned about safety shoes.

Here are some of the end user domain name purchases completed at Sedo over the past week:

Allbit.com €7,900 – Allbit is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.

NightPay.com $7,500 – Rekom Group operates 77 bars, pubs and nightclubs across Denmark, Norway and Finland.

EthereumOdds.com $6,500 – The domain has Whois privacy and is forwarding to a sports betting site that lets users bet with bitcoin.

Usergate.com $5,000 – Entensys Corporation in Russia owns Usergate.ru.

HillTV.com $5,000 – The Hill, a political media company that runs TheHill.com.

SafetyShoes.com $5,000 – HKSDK is a company in Demark that sells “safety shoes” and work shoes.

Penta.org $5,000 – The Pentanomic Institute, which uses the domain Pentanomics.org. They are promoting a new theory of government called pentanomics.

ConcreteDynamics.com $3,000 – Summit Concrete is a concrete company in Kansas City.

MyBookkeeping.com $3,000 – Remote Books Online, a Quickbooks advisor and small business bookkeeping company.

TFPE.com €2,985 – The domain stands for The Funding Partners. It’s an agriculture blockchain company.

Diennea.net €2,500 – Diennea S.r.l. is a marketing company that uses Diennea.com for its website.

RAS.co.uk £2,250 – Retails & Asset Solutions in the UK bought its acronym.

You can see more lists like this here.