The Meta train keeps on rolling, MetaFB.net sells for $30,000

The Meta train refuses to slowdown. MetaFB.net sold today for $30,000 at Sedo. Interestingly it was parked at DAN.

The domain name was registered a little more than a month ago, 9/21/21 at GoDaddy. Congrats to the seller.

MetaDating.net was registered at Dynadot two weeks ago and sold for $35,000 today at Sedo. I am surprised these nets are getting these prices on new handregs .io and .ai have stolen a bit of the limelight from .net in the tech related domain names.

But in Meta, it’s doing great. metaavatars.net. The name is 122 days old it sold for $44,000 at DAN.

MetaRooms.net sold for $30,000 on 9/28. Registered in 2021.

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