The day before, the news spread throughout the world's media that Elon Musk's company Neuralink carried out the first-ever operation to implant a microchip in the human brain. Previously, the technology was successfully tested on monkeys and received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is assumed that the electronic implant will allow people (at the first stage - only those suffering from paralysis) to control a computer or smartphone with their thoughts.
In an interesting way, this news is related to the domain business. The fact is that Elon Musk, having reported the success of the first operation on the social network X (formerly Twitter), said that the new product would be called Telepathy. At the same time, Telepathy.com, which owns a large portfolio of premium domain names, operates very successfully in the domain market. Now, perhaps one of the most premium in the world will be its own domain name. Elon Musk has repeatedly shelled out extremely large sums for domains that are most suitable for his business projects. And in this case, a more suitable domain than Telepathy.com simply does not exist.
So far, all this, of course, is nothing more than guesswork. But the Domain Gang, reporting this news, notes that if Telepathy.com does receive an offer to sell its domain, then experienced domain market professionals are unlikely to ask for less than $20 million for it.
