Minds+Machines, the new gTLD powerhorse, has added several million dollars to its cash reserves, thanks to an ICANN policy on gTLD auctions.
Adding $3.5 million dollars for the mere act of abandoning their bids for the .ART and .DATA gTLDs, the publicly traded company is now loaded with cash in the $50 million dollar range.
Matching their financial affluence, Minds+Machines announced the introduction of an alternate, new corporate logo, that delivers the message loud and clear.
“We are definitely proud of our achievements in the gTLD marketplace, and this new logo will signify our commitment to achieving a solid balance sheet for years to come,” said Minds+Machines VP of online operations, Rich Wallet.
“The use of the greenback symbolism is a subtle message that we are financially loaded, all while pursuing to expand our corporate footprint in the gTLD market,” added Wallet, smiling.
The new logo was created by Dicks & Spencer Creative, a British company with a focus on new media companies and domain registries, and we present it below, exclusively.
For more information, visit Minds+Machines.
