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Are domain flippers who hand-register hundreds of .xyz names hurting the industry's credibility, or just playing the game smarter?
As .xyz domains flood the market with cheap registrations, the line between savvy investing and speculative spam grows blurrier, raising questions about long-term trust in the industry. Cast your vote and share your take on whether this strategy is a smart play or a credibility risk.
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