The premium domain Liquid.com sold for $750,000 dollars this year. According to Namebio, the sale occurred in March.
Not much was disclosed about the buyer at the time, but now it’s been announced that the domain Liquid.com and the liquid brand are being used for a new blockchain investment and cryptocurrency exchange project.
The brand’s former name, Quoine, introduced Liquid as a strong generic alternative, indicating the easy flow of digital funds.
Mike Kayamori, CEO of Quoine, shared the news of rebranding to Liquid. He stated that 2019 will be a turning point in recovering the depressed cryptocurrency market.
Before its domain rebranding, Quoine was founded in 2014 and has 300 employees, along with more than $100 million dollars in funds that were raised in its initial coin offering of QASH.
Loaded with cash, the company spent three quarters of a million for the domain name Liquid.com.
Story kudos: Dale G.
Quoine became Liquid
