One Investor Turned $8 Into $1,745 — Another Lost 89% on RadioEye.com
According to verified transaction data from NameBio's official "Sales With History" report published on June 5th, 2026, one investor turned $8 into $1,745 on BullHoney.com — a 21,713% gain. Another watched RadioEye.com crash 89%, from $1,900 to $206. MixKey.com gained 12,095% while CondoListings.com and BetaBoard.com lost over two-thirds of their value. Posts.io delivered a 770% gain. Here is the verified breakdown of these 8 specific transactions.
| Domain Name | Recent Sale | Previous Sale | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| BullHoney.com | $1,745 at Atom.com | $8 at Dynadot (Sep 2023) | +21,713% |
| MixKey.com | $5,000 at Sedo | $41 at Sav.com (Nov 2024) | +12,095% |
| Posts.io | $1,000 at Sedo | $115 at Park.io (Jul 2016) | +770% |
| Earth.me | $1,478 at Dynadot | $2,151 at Sedo (Mar 2012) | -31% |
| CondoListings.com | $655 at DropCatch | $2,000 Private (Oct 2006) | -67% |
| RadioEye.com | $206 at Namecheap | $1,900 at BuyDomains (Dec 2020) | -89% |
| ZD3.com | $2,250 at GoDaddy | $5,353 at Sedo (Aug 2019) | -58% |
| BetaBoard.com | $1,001 at GoDaddy | $5,000 at Sedo (Oct 2020) | -80% |
The Jackpot Trade
In this dataset, BullHoney.com delivered the highest ROI: $8 to $1,745, a 21,713% gain. The name combines strength with sweetness. MixKey.com also soared 12,095% from $41 to $5,000. Posts.io added a 770% gain ($115 to $1,000). For another massive return from a different dataset, read The $1 Jackpot: Inside UppEnergy.com's 477,600% Return in 9 Months.
The Losses
In this same dataset, RadioEye.com crashed 89% from $1,900 to $206. BetaBoard.com dropped 80% from $5,000 to $1,001. CondoListings.com fell 67% from $2,000 to $655. Earth.me, a premium .me domain, lost 31% of its value since 2012.
Observations From This Dataset
1. Entry price correlation. In these 8 transactions, the three domains acquired under $100 (BullHoney at $8, MixKey at $41, Posts.io at $115) all delivered positive returns. The five domains acquired above $1,900 all delivered losses.
2. Holding period varies. The shortest holds (BullHoney at 2.5 years, MixKey at 1.5 years) produced the largest percentage gains. However, Posts.io was held for 10 years and still delivered a 770% gain, while Earth.me was held for 14 years and lost 31%.
3. No single factor guarantees outcome. These 8 transactions represent a small sample. Individual results vary based on domain quality, negotiation, timing, and buyer demand.
For more verified sales history from a different date, read From $36 to $2,350 in 13 Months — 9 Domains With Verified Sales History.
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