One way I’m looking at Handshake domain investments differently

Now I’m getting ready to buy some Handshake domains which means I’m spending more time on NameBase.io than ever before. If you haven’t read my post about how I plan to spend my first $20,000 in Handshake Domains, feel free to give it a read.

Okay, now that we have that out of the way, let’s talk about how I’m looking at my Handshake domain investments differently, or at least one way that I am.

What makes Handshake domains different is that unlike a normal domain I would buy that you would look at being used by one company, likely for their main website, Handshake domains are more like buying a new gTLD, a domain extension that tons of companies will use.

Which means I need to rewire my brain because I want to buy domains that make a good extension, not just a good domain name. This is why Handshake domains like c/ have really taken off…people are thinking it could be the next .COM, or like it in the Handshake world.

Like new gTLDs my thinking is, the vast majority of Handshake domains are going to be worth, well, nothing. I’ll give you some examples: