British domain investor and broker, James Booth, has scored numerous domain sales in the past decade.
The youngest of the Booth Bros duo delving into domains, crypto, and the occasional NFT project has been the industry’s quintessential barometer, and his domain sales announcements dictate how well the domain industry is doing.
James’ lack of any recent domain sales worries investors; after four straight days without announcing a sale, domainers are worried.
“I follow James Booth on X, where his @domain handle is my daily to-go news and information source; I check it every day, even before I take a shower. There have been no sales reports since December 2nd and I’m really worried about the future!” exclaimed domain investor Mustafa Alakbalak of Morocco.
Several other domain investors that exchange sales news on the NamePros forum, chimed in.
“If no sale is reported by James Booth by Monday we’re in deep sh*t man!” said Bob H., a NamePros regular from Victoria, Canada.
Another NamePros regular, Steve Austin from Ojai, California, argued:
“He’s probably partying hard after selling CocoBet.com for an ungodly amount on December 2nd, chill out guys!”
It remains to be seen if James Booth’s next announcement will be a sale or an acquisition; Helios.com, a 1995 gem about the Greek god Sun is listed on Atom with a $10 million dollar price, mere hours after being acquired by the enterprising Briton for considerably less.
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