NFT and blockchain companies drive several domain sales this week.

Sedo’s top sale this week was Fume.com for $160,000. It’s under Whois proxy and doesn’t resolve to an active website yet, so we’ll have to see who bought it. But Sedo had many other solid sales, including a handful of .ai and .io domains.

It’s clear that NFT and blockchain-related companies are driving a lot of sales, which you’ll notice in the list below.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

Collecting.com $70,000 – Collecting Cars sells antique cars, collectible cars, car parts and memorabilia. It forwards this domain to its site at CollectingCars.com.

eHab.com $49,999 – HealthSouth runs the Encompass Health rehab facility in Alabama. Maybe this is for an online rehab service?

Radius.ai $21,500 – Radius AI says it uses “AI powered computer vision to make your space more profitable and productive.” It forwards this domain to RadiusAI.com.

BestNFTs.com €11,000 – The buyer is setting up a site that reviews NFTs and various NFT marketplaces/services.

Daylight.io $10,000 – Daylight Automation Inc. offers a no code solution for data-intensive workflows.

Carebot.com $7,222 – Carebot offers a system to doctors that helps detect lung anomalies.

Embedded.ai $6,000 – Embedded AI develops algorithms.

Rooflink.com €5,000 – Rooflink’s site is still under development but it seems like it’s some sort of service for roofing companies. Update: yes, it sells software to roofers. And this appears to be an upgrade from roof.link.

Lolo.co €4,490 – Lolo Company offers a low code way to build global programmable networks and data streams across IP and mobile infrastructure. It uses the domain loco.company.

ML77 .com $4,357 – This is an online gaming site.

Veralabs.com $4,000 – Veralabs is an NFT service.

iLive.de €3,750 – This domain forwards to i-Live.de. I’m having trouble understanding what it does, but it’s some sort of residential development company.

Pixelmine.com $3,250 – Pixelmine offers icons for Minecraft servers.

RMG.io $2,999 – Rainmaker Games says it’s “an organization founded in the metaverse, built on blockchain and brought together by Play To Earn.”

OneCommon.com $2,300 – One Common is an online store with an eclectic mix of goods including clothing and craft cocktail ingredients.

Trials.net $2,203 – This domain forwards to MyTrial.com,  the site for a new business that says “Better Clinical Trials – Where patients, providers, and researchers discover new treatments together.”

An ecommerce company, a blockchain company and a law firm bought domain names.

Sedo had a strong week for end user domain sales, led by a company that just raised $6.7 million using some of the money to upgrade its domain name.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

Homesome.com $59,999 – Homesome, Inc. helps grocery stores with their ecommerce businesses. It just raised a $6.7 million series A and upgraded its domain from GetHomesome.com.

Flip.xyz $27,888 – This is one of Swetha Yenugula’s recent sales. The buyer is a DeFi/blockchain company.

iRaffle.com $25,000 and Prize.co $5,000 – Both of these domains forward to Raffle.com.au, a site that operates charitable raffles in Australia. Prize.co seems like a bargain.

Nfund.com €15,000 – N Fund is a venture capital fund.

Datawords.cn €8,000 – Datawords is an international digital marketing firm. It forwards the .cn domain to its website at Datawords.com.

Donda.org $7,995 – Shadowserve is an IT company in the UK, so this is probably for a client.

NotGuilty.law $5,800 – This domain forwards to a website for Rose Law.

CryptoIsland.com $5,500 – If I understand this correctly, this will be some sort of cryptocurrency deal in a metaverse…but with a physical location. The business uses the domain CryptoIsland.group.

ClanWars.com $5,000 – Clan Wars is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game.

Evonomy.com $5,000 – Evonomy offers technical & commercial services for vehicle, system, component, and semiconductor solutions.

AirConditioningOnline.com $4,000 – Airconditioning-Online, an Australian air conditioner seller, uses the domain airconditioning-online.com.au

HTV.ca $3,500 – According to the skeleton site on the domain now, this stands for “Heat Transfer Vinyl”

Lamellendach.com $3,499 – VIL Bausysteme GmbH sells outdoor patios and sun rooms. This domain translates as louvered roof in German.

BinaryCortex.com $3,110 – I can’t find any information about BinaryCortex LLC, which bought the domain.

FVbank.com $2,999 – FV Bank in Puerto Rico uses the domain FVbank.us.

Streamline.ch $2,990 – Voice communications and IT company Streamline AG uses the domain StreamlineAG.ch.

Wordell.com $2,611  – Wordell is a marketing agency.

Yuicery.ch €2,600 – Yuicery is a restaurant chain with most of its locations in Germany. It uses the domain Yuicery.de but also owns the matching .com.

25×25.com €2,500 – 25×25, an initiative to increase the number of women CEOs in UK businesses, uses the domain 25×25.uk.

VaultChip.com €2,500 – Based on trademark applications, it appears that Sparx Novate LLC is involved with electronic health records, vaccine passports, and similar medical data information transfer.

SofabedStore.com $2,500 – SETS Group LLC is a furniture importer in New Jersey.

Solver.ch €2,250 – Tax consulting firm Solver Advisory uses the domain name solver-advisory.ch.

Kamur.com $2,200 – Ka-Mur Beverages Limited in Egypt bought this domain.

A business using a .io domain pays a lot to get the matching .com.

Sedo had a good week for end user domain sales, including Invest.ae for $75,000. That’s the second-highest public sale ever reported for the UAE’s .ae country code domain, second only to TV.ae for $95,000 in 2015.

The second-highest sale was a .com match sold to a company that uses a .io domain.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

Invest.ae $75,000 – This is a site about investing in the UAE. It seems to be funded by either the government or government-adjacent entities.

Deity.com $60,000 – E-commerce company Deity, which uses the domain Deity.io, bought the matching .com. I’d argue it got a good deal, although I wonder how many people misspell this name. The company owns Diety.io but I don’t think it owns Diety .com.

Seedscout.com $20,000 – Seedscout helps people find very early stage startup investments.

PrivaGo.com $15,499 – PrivaGo is a privacy-centric search engine.

Monimo.com €11,000 – Whois lists Samsungcard, a credit card arm of Korean company Samsung. I can’t find a connection between this word and the company.

Ezri.com $10,000 – Ezri sells svelte business backpacks.

Kikoo.com $9,000 – Variowell Development GmbH offers sleep technology to mattress manufacturers. Kikoo is the brand name for a mattress cooling technology.

Continuum.xyz $6,495 – Continuum helps freelancers grow their businesses.

Florium.com $5,000 – Florium, an online plant seller, forwards this domain to Florium.ua.

4Privacy.com £3,700 – 4Privacy appears to be a new privacy app.

SMMarket.com $3,400 – SM Prime Holdings is a publicly traded company and one of the largest integrated property developers in Southeast Asia.

Bringo.it €3,000 – Bringo International in France.

Air-Up.jp €3,000 – Ten-Ace Gmbh sells a product called Air Up that uses fragrances to flavor water. It owns Air-Up.com.

Genius.uk £2,995 – British Limited invests in emergent technology, but good luck learning more. Its website states, “The work that British Limited does is highly confidential, sensitive in nature and of National importance. Accordingly, it never discusses the work it does, or those with whom it works.”

DoubleplaySports.com $2,995 – This domain forwards to visitevansville.com, a site by the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau in Indiana. The title tag suggests that a sports event company manages the site.

GoForWorldBusiness.com $2,682 – This domain forwards to Go4WorldBusiness.com, a global trade site.

Motorradankauf.at €2,500 – This domain translates to “motorcycle purchase” and the business buys motorcycles.

TheFameFactory.com $2,500 – Done+Dusted is a television production and event staging company that produces large-scale live events and live broadcasts globally.

OmegaProperty.com $2,355 – Omega AG is a residential real estate company in Germany.

MPU-Wiesbaden.de €2,300 – I’m having trouble understanding the Google translate of this site, but MPU is some sort of test and this company helps you prepare for it.

JumpFoods.com $2,200 – Jump sells insect-based snack foods.

An online car site, a currency trader, and a Michigan government agency bought domain names.

Late August is one of the slowest times of the year for business, which showed on this week’s Sedo domain sales list. I was still able to dig up 16 end user domain name sales.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

RoboMarkets.se €15,000 – Currency and stock trading platform RoboMarkets forwards this domain to RoboMarkets.de.

SoaringEagle.com $15,000 – I’m not 100% sure this is an end user buy. The buyer is Atlas Commodities in Texas, a commodities trading firm. I could see this domain being used for a financial firm.

WTZ.org $8,800 – ProSoft Krippner GmbH is a web development company in Germany. This domain might be for a client project.

NeuPay.com $6,000 – TaTa Digital, part of the Indian business conglomerate, bought this payments-related domain name.

WinnerTrader .com $5,731 – This domain is for Winner Academy, which seems to offer a course about online advertising.

CarBoom.com $5,500 – CarBoom is an online car buying and financing site.

FM.com.tw $5,000 – Fidelity Measurement Company Ltd sells measurement devices such as scales. It uses the domain fi-measurement.com.

VisibleProjects.com $5,000 – A quick Google search of the individual in Whois shows a film producer.

Pastore.net $4,800 – The law firm Pastore & Dailey rebranded as Pastore. Tucows owns Pastore.com and uses it for its RealNames service.

Pump.app €4,500 – Pump is a social network for investor updates.

Ligier.com €4,000 – Ligier Group Benelux is a car importer that uses the domain LigierGroup.nl.

MPPA.com $3,700 – Michigan Public Power Agency is a governmental power association in Michigan that uses the domain MPower.org.

UniqStore .com $3,300 – Uniq sells Apple accessories.

Matosol.de €2,596 – Matosol is a workshop equipment company.

Feuerlöscher.ch €2,500 – First extinguisher company Schweizer-Brandschutz uses this domain, which translates as fire extinguisher.

Standby.io €2,200 – Rios is an Icelandic company that develops web apps for clients, so this might be for a client project.

A funeral booking site and a software development company were among the end user buyers in a slow sales week.

Sedo didn’t have any major domain sales to report this week, at least publicly. Its top public sale was Fundom.com. That domain doesn’t resolve yet and is still in escrow. Overall, its list was shorter this week, which is to be expected in the middle of August. Oh, and which of you domainers bought ApePunks .com?

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

FuneralBooking.com $9,000 – FuneralBookings.com bought the singular version of its domain. This site is a funeral and cremation booking site in Australia.

Touk.com $8,000 – TouK Sp. z o.o. s.k.a. is a software development company in Poland that uses the domain touk.pl. TouK followed a similar path to other companies in Europe: start with the country code domain and then get .com when it expands.

Finanzstarter.de €7,140 – This is a personal finance service. It’s German for finance starters.

Dobermann.com €6,000 – This is a site about Doberman dogs. The site appears to be operated by a company called Pulses Pro.

Schock.sk €6,000 – Schock is a kitchen materials company (think sinks) that uses the domain Schock.de.

BIMatrix.com $5,800 – Bi Matrix Co., Ltd is a technology company in South Korea that uses the domain name BIMatrix.co.kr.

LeaseCredit.com $5,000 – I can’t figure out the buyer yet, but they have uploaded a site theme and are using AWS for hosting.

EthosEnergy.com $4,000 – EthosEnergy GBR Ltd sells and maintains manufacturing parts that rotate (literally, like move around in a circle). It uses the domain EthosEnergyGroup.com.

Frenzzy.com $3,999 – This will be a new Shopify store called Frenzzy Frenzzy.

FoxLine.com $3,500 – Another end user that can’t be named yet, but the site has a coming soon page for its launch.

WeAreBloc.com $3,499 – Fourds Ltd is an engineering design and fabrication company. It owns a window coverings company and excavation tools company. I’m not sure what this domain is for.

Beast.in $2,500 – Whois lists Olive e-Business Pvt. Ltd. and a coming soon page says it’s for Beast Studios.

RPMRentals.com $2,000 – Another site that will be a Shopify store.