Curious if anyone else has developed a cluster board with direct buy links. Has this approached helped beyond direct outreach/outbound?
Here's my board as an example. Feedback welcome.
Most portfolios I see are collections of individually decent names. I've been running a different approach and I'm curious if anyone else does this or thinks it's a mistake.
The thesis: instead of buying one-off names, I buy the vocabulary of a forming category — a cluster of names that map to how a market will describe itself once it matures. Example: for AI model trust/certification, I hold inspectmodel, decodemodel, certifymodel (.com) and safemodels.org together, because the eventual workflow of that industry is literally inspect → decode → exploit-test → certify. The bet is that the cluster is worth more than the sum of its parts to one strategic buyer, and each name reinforces the others' story.
Same logic in other lanes — autonomous patching (blinkpatch, patchvelocity — "remediation velocity" is the exact metric that category sells on), post-quantum migration (the June EO just gave federal PQC deadlines of 2030-31, so that compliance industry has to exist soon), and multi-agent infrastructure.
What I've learned so far, honestly:
Marketplace views mean almost nothing. My most-viewed names have produced zero inquiries. Direct outreach to funded startups in the exact category is the only thing that's generated real conversations.
The cluster story genuinely lands better in outreach than a single name pitch — "own the category's namespace" is a different conversation than "buy my domain."
The discipline problem is real. When your whole method is spotting forming categories, everything looks like a forming category. I've bought fliers I shouldn't have.
Question for people who've been at this longer: do cluster/bundle sales actually close at a premium in your experience, or do buyers always cherry-pick the one name they want and leave the rest? That's the part of the thesis I haven't been able to prove yet.
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Dario just laid out the "FAA for AI" — mandatory third-party testing before frontier models ship.
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That requires an entire certification industry that doesn't exist yet.
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Do we think this eventually becomes reality or is it a broad exaggeration?
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