🏆 Top 50 Sales of the Week
Every week, top domain sales highlight valuable signals about the market. Knowing the details behind these sales can help you make smarter decisions when investing in domains. Our Weekly Top Domain Sales table updates automatically with the latest top sales data, so you can quickly see what’s selling. It shows which domain names sold, where they sold, and at what price.
| Rank | Domain Name | Type | Price ($) | Venue | Status | Date |
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Analyzing Weekly Top Domain Sales Data
The domain aftermarket moves quickly, and staying ahead requires accurate, up-to-date data. By monitoring the top sales of the week, investors can identify shifting keyword trends, gauge the liquidity of specific extensions (like .com, .io, or .ai), and establish accurate pricing baselines for their own portfolios. We aggregate sales data from the most trusted venues in the industry to provide a comprehensive snapshot of where the smart money is moving.
Track the highest-value domain name sales across the entire industry. The DropDax weekly leaderboard highlights the top 50 domain transactions, giving domain investors, founders, and brand buyers transparent insights into current market valuations. Whether you are tracking liquid domains, exact match keywords, or trending web3 assets, our verified sales data spanning public auctions, marketplace buys, and private broker acquisitions helps you uncover hidden value in the domain aftermarket.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the DropDax Leaderboard calculated?
Our leaderboard displays the top 50 highest publicly reported domain sales for the current calendar week. To provide a consistent and predictable benchmark for domain investors, our reporting period is anchored to a strict Monday through Sunday schedule.
What types of domain sales are tracked?
We aggregate data from all corners of the domain industry. This includes public expired domain auctions, buy-it-now marketplace transactions, and high-value private sales reported by verified industry brokers and platforms.
Are these final sale prices?
Yes. The prices listed reflect the final reported sale amounts or the winning auction bids. We compile this data from industry-leading venues like DropCatch, GoDaddy, Sedo, Afternic, and private brokerage reports to give you the most accurate indicator of true market demand.