New domain marketplace is dedicated to just 17,576 possible domains.
GGRG.com has always specialized in short domain names, so Liquid Domain Market Exchange is right up its alley. Still, can a marketplace dedicated to a maximum pool of 17,576 possible listings work?
If you want instant liquidity, it probably will. During the beta period, a domain owner sold his domain within 15 minutes of setting his price.
Graziano says the marketplace is not for selling domains to end users, so sellers need to price their domains with domain investors in mind.
Premium account holders can set up alerts to quickly know when a domain that meets their requirements is listed. A premium account is free for the remainder of 2018 if you sign up by September 25.
The branding does suggest a future beyond just three-letter .com domains, but I think the “liquid” aspect is possibly misguided. Given the massive selling price differential between wholesale and retail, especially for three-letter .com domains, I’d expect the majority of these owners would greatly prefer holding out for an end user, or simply using an established marketplace for greater reach to wholesale buyers if they require an immediate sale. Good luck!
It’s liquid if you price them at investor prices. It’s pretty clear that it’s not for end users. I think a lot of people trade these names on low margins and don’t want to hold out for end users.
A 3 letter domain marketplace set up on a 4 letter domain? That makes total sense.
That is pretty funny right