Crypto.com broke the record for the most expensive domain deal in history by paying $70 million to buy the AI.com domain. This action, which was done at the same time as the company’s Super Bowl advertisement preparation, shows Crypto.com’s serious focus on developing AI-based services and providing new AI-based tools to users.
According to this report, Kris Marszalek, the founder of Crypto.com, plans to unveil this website at the same time as Sunday’s big game and provide users with a personal AI agent; A tool designed for messaging, using apps and doing stock transactions. In an interview with the Financial Times, he emphasized that:
If we look at the time frame of 10 to 20 years, artificial intelligence will be one of the biggest waves of technology in our lifetime.
This purchase has moved the previous records of the domain market. Larry Fischer, the broker who made this transaction, said in an interview with the Financial Times:
Assets like AI.com are irreplaceable, and when an opportunity like this arises, it may never happen again.
However, it is still unclear to what extent such domains of several tens of millions of dollars can have real financial returns. But for Marsalek, who previously owned the Crypto.com domain and spent around $700 million for the naming rights to a stadium, owning two prominent domains in the technology field seems to be worth the heavy investment.
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