Questions about buying.

Use the contact form on the home page or email hello@bitcoinassetgroup.com directly. We respond within 24 hours with pricing context and next steps. For bundle deals, expect a 15-minute call to align on use case before quoting.

Yes. Both Bitcoin (on-chain or Lightning) and EUR / USD via Escrow.com are accepted. Escrow.com is the standard for transactions over €5,000 because it handles both payment escrow and domain transfer in one process.

Once funds are confirmed in Escrow.com, we provide an authcode and initiate the registrar-to-registrar transfer. Typical transfer time is 24–48 hours, with the domain sitting in Escrow's neutral state until the transfer completes. After confirmation, Escrow releases the funds to us and the domain to you.

Yes, but bundle pricing is typically more attractive per domain. Solo purchases of premium anchors (like bitcoinbank21.com) start at floor prices. Tier-3 cluster members (country TLDs) carry a premium when bought solo, because removing one from a complete cluster damages its strategic value to other buyers.

Yes. For bundle inquiries or premium-anchor discussions involving competitive considerations, we are happy to sign a mutual NDA before sharing detailed inventory, pricing, or buyer profile. Just mention it in the inquiry.

The portfolio is actively curated. Tier-4 domains are weak-keyword or duplicate names that we do not actively promote. Some are being allowed to expire as part of a renewal audit. Others are available at quick-sale pricing for buyers who see specific use-case value. Inquire if a Tier-4 name catches your eye — they are typically the fastest to close.

All domains are held at domainreselling.de, a German ICANN-accredited registrar with a clean transfer history. Most domains are also listed on Afternic for additional discoverability via the GoDaddy network.

For deals above €25,000, we are open to discussing structured payments via Escrow.com's milestone disbursement feature. The domain remains in escrow until the final payment is completed. Typical structure: 30% upfront, 70% over 6–12 months.

All 262 domains are visible in the portfolio browser on the home page. Filter by tier, category, or bundle membership. Click any domain for tier description, pricing range, and bundle context. For deeper diligence (renewal dates, full ownership documentation, traffic data) we share details after a serious inquiry.

We can sometimes acquire specific names on commission for serious buyers — leveraging our network of domain investors and registrar contacts. Inquire with the target domain and your timeline.

Tier-1 anchor domains use Make-Offer pricing because final price reflects buyer-project economics. A regulated bank acquiring a category-defining .com pays differently from a speculative buyer. List prices either leave money on the table (premium use cases) or scare away buyers (smaller projects). Tier 2–4 do have published floor prices.

Reference range: €25K to €500K+ depending on buyer project, category, and TLD. Banking and Wealth anchors in .com cluster at the upper end; brand-only Tier-1 names typically transact in the €25K–€100K range. Comparable third-party sales: voice.com $30M (2019), eth.com $2M+ (2024), insurance.com $35.6M (2010).

Bundle pricing IS the volume discount. Acquiring a complete cluster costs significantly less per-domain than acquiring the same domains individually — typically 40–60% lower aggregate. The discount reflects the fact that selling cluster siblings to different buyers destroys cluster value for all of them.

Short holds (2–4 weeks) are negotiable for qualified buyers in active fundraising — typically requires a non-refundable deposit of 10–20% via Escrow.com. Longer holds need stronger commercial justification.

Tier-1 anchors: 4–8 weeks (alignment call → Make-Offer → Escrow → transfer). Tier-2 / Tier-3: 1–3 weeks. Bundle deals: 6–10 weeks (more parties to align, NDA possible). Tier-4 quick-sale: under 1 week typically.

Yes. Initial 15-minute alignment call available — we discuss your project, the domain's strategic fit, and pricing context. No commitment. Reply within 24 hours to hello@bitcoinassetgroup.com to schedule.

Yes for Tier-2 / Tier-3 / Tier-4 individual domains. Tier-1 anchors and bundle deals take longer because of negotiation depth and (for bundles) cluster-integrity coordination. Express timelines available — mention urgency in your inquiry.

Both. Escrow.com accepts on-chain Bitcoin (with 1-confirmation minimum for amounts under $10K, 6 confirmations for larger) and Lightning Network for amounts under $10K. EUR/USD wire transfer remains the most-used settlement path for institutional buyers.

Generally yes — paying with appreciated Bitcoin can be a taxable event in most jurisdictions. Tobias is not a tax advisor; please consult your accountant. Bitcoin Asset Group accepts payment in whatever form makes sense for the buyer.

Yes. Domain sale invoices are issued upon completion, with German Umsatzsteuer (VAT) handled per applicable EU regulations. For non-EU buyers, no VAT applies. Escrow.com transaction records also serve as primary proof of purchase.

Generally no — domain names are typically classified as intangible business assets, not securities. Each jurisdiction has its own rules; consult your legal counsel. Our domain sales are straightforward commercial transactions executed via Escrow.com.

MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, in force in EU since 2024) affects crypto-services licensing — but does not directly regulate domain ownership. A Bitcoin-banking domain doesn't grant or require a license. However, operators using such domains for regulated crypto-services need separate MiCA registration.

Yes. Bitcoin Asset Group serves buyers globally. Escrow.com handles US, EU, UK, Asia, LATAM transactions routinely. The only restriction is OFAC-sanctioned-jurisdictions for US-based settlement; alternatives available via EU-based escrow if needed.

Yes. DENIC (the .de registry) allows transfer to any ICANN-accredited registrar globally. The buyer may need a German trustee or business address depending on the registrar's rules — we coordinate that during transfer.

.at requires no residency. .ch (Switzerland) allows non-Swiss registrants but registration is via local intermediaries. We handle the transition during transfer. Both transfer to any ICANN-accredited registrar after acquisition.

Yes. Mutual NDA available for bundle inquiries, premium-anchor discussions, or competitive-acquisition contexts. Standard NDA template available, or we sign yours after review. Reply with NDA request in your inquiry.

During negotiation and Escrow, yes — the seller can negotiate via a representative and remain pseudonymous until close. At domain transfer, however, the Whois will reveal the new buyer's information (or their proxy if using a privacy service).

Cluster integrity. A 24-domain cluster like Bundle 01 (Bitcoin Bank International) has 24× the brand-defensive value of any individual member. Selling one to Bank A and another to Bank B destroys both buyers' positions — they each get a fragment. We refuse to do that except by exception, and only with both buyers' consent.

Possible but priced at a 30–50% premium to bundle-floor-per-domain pricing, reflecting the cluster damage. Cluster-anchor solo purchases (e.g., bitcoinbank21.com alone, not the full Bundle 01) are common; secondary cluster members rarely sell solo because the cluster premium isn't justified.

Possible for buyers with a specific use case. We've assembled custom multi-bundle sets for operators with cross-category needs (e.g., Bitcoin Bank + Bitcoin Tax + Bitcoin Trust for a full-service institutional brand). Inquire with your target name list.

Bitcoin-native institutions: regulated neobanks, custodians, wealth offices, lending platforms, tax-software providers, mining operators, and hardware-wallet brands. Plus strategic brand-investors holding Bitcoin-vocabulary names as part of a longer-term IP portfolio.

Bitcoin-only. The portfolio is deliberately Bitcoin-vocabulary (not generic crypto). For Bitcoin-only operators (Bitcoin neobanks, Bitcoin-native lending, Bitcoin-only wealth offices), the naming alignment is direct. Multi-asset crypto operators find these less directly fitting.

Yes, but the Bitcoin-keyword naming will limit your strategic use cases. The portfolio is best suited for Bitcoin-aligned operators. Speculative buyers acquiring for portfolio diversification are welcome but typically don't extract the same value as operator-buyers.