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Are liquid domain lists just a way to hide low-quality assets?
As domain investors increasingly use liquid domain lists to streamline portfolios, questions arise about whether these lists prioritize quantity over quality. Cast your vote on whether liquid lists are a legitimate strategy or a way to mask underperforming assets.
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