The DN Journal has published the next issue of its rating of the largest domain transactions, information about which has appeared in the public domain. The rating is updated every two weeks and is considered one of the most authoritative sources of information about the state of affairs in the domain market. The next update is notable for the fact that for the second time in a row the domain representing the .XYZ domain zone became the leader of the rating. Two weeks ago, the sale of the Sino.xyz domain name for $119,911 by investor Suez Yenugula excelled.
This time, Yenugula improved on her own achievement: she sold the domain Bull.xyz for $199,888, which put her back in first place in the rankings, as well as the second largest non-.COM deal of the year so far (leading here Z.org domain sale for $257,000 back in January). The second place is taken by the sale of the Sports.gg domain in the ccTLD of the island of Guernsey, the crown property of the British crown. The domain changed its owner for $96,000, which is a record result for the entire existence of the domain zone.
Finally, the third place belongs to the transaction with the AN.net domain, which was sold for $33,000. Thus, the current release of the rating is also notable for the fact that there was not a single representative of the generic top-level domain .COM in the top three. The largest deal for this domain zone over the past two weeks was the sale of the CheapUsedCars.com domain for $25,000 (fourth place in the ranking).
