Digital Pandit
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Yesterday the news quickly spread through the domain name world of a major .CLUB sale, Business.club selling for $60,000. I first read about this on DNJournal and sent an email over to Jeff, one of the founders of .CLUB to congratulate him and the team.
As usual, I always love to get a little extra information about a sale like this when I can and Jeff shared something very interesting with me that you might not know.
It turns out that Business.club actually wasn’t sold in any standard currency like USD or EUR, instead it was sold for Bitcoin, 12 Bitcoin to be exact. Here’s how it all went down.
The buyer put Business.club in their shopping cart after finding it for sales at Names.club. They then emailed the .CLUB team and asked if they could make the purchase in Bitcoin. The .CLUB team agreed and used Epik Escrow, which accepts Bitcoin as a payment method.
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As usual, I always love to get a little extra information about a sale like this when I can and Jeff shared something very interesting with me that you might not know.
It turns out that Business.club actually wasn’t sold in any standard currency like USD or EUR, instead it was sold for Bitcoin, 12 Bitcoin to be exact. Here’s how it all went down.
The buyer put Business.club in their shopping cart after finding it for sales at Names.club. They then emailed the .CLUB team and asked if they could make the purchase in Bitcoin. The .CLUB team agreed and used Epik Escrow, which accepts Bitcoin as a payment method.
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