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Is the real money in drop-catching, or are new gTLDs slowly making every "legacy premium" domain overpriced junk?
As new gTLDs flood the market with cheap alternatives, the premium domain aftermarket faces a valuation crisis—are legacy names still worth the investment, or is the real value in catching expiring drops? Cast your vote and share your take on this shifting landscape.
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