The most expensive domain name in history isn't doing too well with site traffic

Owning a domain name will typically cost between $10 and $20 per year, but this is just a drop in the ocean in terms of a possible price tag, new …

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How Unstoppable Domains and IPFS are Revolutionizing the Way We Think About Domain Hosting

Do you want to have complete control over your online identity and protect your data privacy? Unstoppable Domains and IPFS hosting offer a unique …

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Why SMEs need to make domain names work harder in 2023

Many small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) come to an end of a difficult year; many are considering their growth prospects for 2023, especially …

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Why I Spent $1.5 Million on Our Domain

It's a lot of money, but worth the cost. SumoMe.com is now the former SumoMe.com. After six-plus years and 1.5 million cold hard dollars, we have finally rebranded as Sumo.com. Yes, you read that right. It cost us $1,500,000 for that domain name. That ties Sumo.com with Russia.com for the 83rd most …

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Aave DAO Votes to Enable Search with Unstoppable Domains

To get started, simply launch the Aave app and connect your wallet by searching any Unstoppable domain. Doing so means you can say goodbye to …

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Web3 Firm Unstoppable Domains and Crypto Browser Opera Expand Digital Identity Offerings

The domain name provider is now offering access to Polygon-based digital identities on Opera’s crypto web browser. Crypto web domain provider …

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How to use a Hosts file to improve your internet experience

DNS is all fine and dandy, but with a good Hosts file you can speed up your internet experience by eliminating time-wasting links. Domain Name Servers …

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