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“Digital real estate is still the gold rush of our era—only now, the map is changing.”
Domain names have always been the bedrock of online identity, but in 2025, the game is bigger, faster, and more speculative than ever. With over 370 million registered domains globally, the landscape is dense—and fierce. What was once a land grab has become a calculated market, where value isn’t just in the name, but in the ecosystem around it.
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By Micah Vane — FortuneNet / Fortune.deals
"Digital real estate is still the gold rush of our era—only now, the map is changing."
Domain names have always been the bedrock of online identity, but in 2025, we’re watching a seismic shift. The .coms still hold power, yes—but they're no longer the only show in town. Premium niche extensions like .deal, .ceo, .online, and .healthcare are rising fast, commanding attention and investor dollars.
Why? Because relevance is beating legacy. A startup offering flash sales doesn’t want a dusty .net—it wants fortune.deal. A crypto firm isn’t settling for a hyphenated .com—it wants fortune.ceo or fortune.online, something sleek and punchy that signals purpose.
“The old rules said short was king. Now it’s clarity, emotion, and niche targeting.”
That clarity comes with a cost. Some .deal domains are moving for five figures. Others, if attached to a trending industry or cultural moment, are getting picked off by hedge funds and affiliate marketers in quiet, private sales. Domain parking is out. Domain flipping is back—with urgency.
Meanwhile, some extensions are falling flat. .biz is stale. .info feels spammy. And anything longer than 12 characters is struggling unless it carries serious SEO juice.
“This isn’t 2003. Today’s domains aren’t just addresses. They’re storefronts, headlines, and ads—rolled into one.”
If you’re sitting on a pile of fortune.* names, you might be in luck. But make no mistake: the war is active. Corporations are back in the game. Private equity is sniffing around. And the independent investors who survived the last domain winter? They’re already buying.
—Micah Vane, Los Angeles, California