GGRG, in collaboration with Escrow.com and NameBio.com, and supported by DomainIQ and Estibot, has released the 36th edition of its quarterly Liquid Domains Overview report. The study focuses on the 614,928 .com domains classified as “liquid” (2 to 5 characters long, including various letter and number combinations) and presents key statistics for Q2 2025.
The second quarter delivered remarkable results. While total Escrow.com sales declined by 20.85% (from $17,018,238 to $13,468,129), this drop was more than offset by a surge in publicly reported liquid domain transactions. After reaching $5,248,980 in the first quarter – already considered an exceptionally high figure – public sales skyrocketed to $23,711,167 in the second quarter, marking a 352.24% increase and setting an all-time record for the report’s history.
This brings total Q2 liquid domain sales to $37,179,296 – nearly $15 million higher than the previous quarter. Four-letter domains remained the top choice for investors, with Escrow.com sales alone nearing $9 million. Meanwhile, two-letter domains led in usage, with almost 30% of them hosting active websites. On the other end, five-digit domains showed declines in both consecutive quarters: Q1 sales fell 81.56% compared to Q1 2024, while Q2 sales dropped 60.94% year-over-year. If this trend holds, they may soon lose their “liquid” classification.
