Nameyard.com closes at $611 after 100 bids in Domain Shane's October 30 auction recap
Final prices from the October 30 auction list across Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy, plus the October 31 slate spanning five venues and a set of backorders.[2][1]
- $611Final price, 100 bidsnameyard.com, October 30 auction list
- 64Bids placed on a two-letter .vcvo.vc, closed at $345
- $401Running bid, still activeoneclick.si after 38 bids
- $494Listed price on October 31 slateTrainingTools.com
Key takeaways
- Nameyard.com drew the heaviest bidding of the October 30 list, reaching triple-digit bid count.[2]
- Short ccTLD vo.vc closed well above most .com results on the same list.[2]
- Slovenian .si names split sharply: two closed under $100 while oneclick.si kept climbing.[2]
- Allah.net named domain of the day on the October 31 list spanning five auction venues.[1]
- Shane opens the Saturday list noting stock losses and a preference for holding cash while still trading.[1]
This week in domains
Bid counts, not just prices, separate the October 30 results: the most-contested brandable and a two-letter ccTLD drew dozens to a hundred bidders, while keyword .si names settled with little competition.[2]
October 30 results: brandables and short ccTLDs draw the bidders
The recap covers Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy. Nameyard.com, a domain-industry brandable, took 100 bids to settle, the most on the list, and vo.vc followed with 64 bids for a $345 close. Two-word .com names with AI or finance hooks landed in a tight low-$300s band. The .si results show how thin ccTLD demand can be on keyword names: performa.si and inbalance.si cleared below $75, while oneclick.si was still open with 38 bids. Creditsavers.com was also still running at $145 on 27 bids. For sellers pricing similar inventory, the spread within one extension matters more than the extension itself.[2]
| agenticintellect.com | $333 |
| rndcapital.com | $304 |
| performa.si | $74 |
| inbalance.si | $54 |
Selected completed closes from the October 30 list
October 31 slate: five venues and two backorders
Saturday's list spans Dynadot, NameJet, Catched, Sedo and Atom Auctions, with Allah.net picked as domain of the day. BDLS.com, a four-letter .com, had attracted 36 bids. Backorders on LeadershipSkills.com and Belonging.org round out the list. Shane frames the picks against his own stock market losses, saying he is keeping cash while continuing to buy and sell names.[1]
| TrainingTools.com | $494 |
| Fore.org | $354 |
| BDLS.com | $222 |
Prices listed on the October 31 auction list
What to watch
Final prices for oneclick.si and creditsavers.com Both were still active in the October 30 recap; their closes will show whether oneclick.si breaks away from the sub-$100 .si results.[2]
Backorder outcomes for LeadershipSkills.com and Belonging.org Neither backorder has resolved yet; whether they drop and go to auction is still open.[1]
Closing bids on the October 31 slate Allah.net, TrainingTools.com and Fore.org had not closed when the list ran; the next recap should report their finals.[1]
Dates and launches
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Questions investors are asking
What did nameyard.com sell for at auction in October 2026?
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Sources and citations
- Domain Shane / DSADShane’s List of Domains at Auction for Saturday, October 31st, 2026ShaneCultra · 31 October 2026
- Domain Shane / DSADAUCTION RECAP OF OCTOBER 30, 2026Travis M. · 31 October 2026
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