The top 20 registrants of new gTLD domain names own over 10% of all registered new gTLD’s.
According to ntldstats.com, there are 24,890,063 new gTLD registered.
The top 10 registrants of new gTLD domains own 1,860,529 or about 7.5% of all new gTLD domains.
The top 20 registrants of new gTLD domain names own another 679,874 new gTLD domains, meaning that the top 20 new gTLD registrants own 2,540,403 new gTLD domain names.
The top 50 new gTLD registrants own another 1,028,542 new gTLD domains
So the top 50 new gTLD domain registrants own 3,568,945 new gTLD’s or over 14% of all registered new gTLD’s.
The largest holder of new gTLD’s is someone in China that owns 476,398 domain names.
As we know unless you focus on quality you cannot sustain a portfolio, and quality just got really expensive with premiums. So the domainer cannot sit on $500-1000 annual renewals without having a quick exit strategy, or development plans which we all know is easier said than done.
Would be interesting to see the stats only for new gtlds that were renewed at least once.
is stupidness even a word? sometimes i wonder about turtles.
if you could take one name back from the portfolio you sold to godaddy… which name would it be?
can i reply to myself? the stupidness thing had only to do with the new gtld’s…nothing to do with you. i’ma goin to get another drink now.
dirty.com just like the new g’s. and how they tax domainers for doing their dirty work
People should just write Schilling a check and not bother registering the names, they wouldn’t sell anyway.