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Prof. Matt Blaze |
Matt
Blaze is no longer a new name on internet; if you have not heard about the name
in the recent time; it meant you are not conversant with internet in this year
or let me say you haven't been a member of namepros.com or not a domainer.
I have this excerpt on him from www.justsecurity.og
Matt Blaze (@mattblaze) is an Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science at the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on cryptography and its applications, trust management, human scale security, secure systems design, and networking and distributed computing. He is particularly interested in security technology with bearing on public policy issues, including cryptography policy (key escrow), wiretapping and surveillance, and the security of electronic voting systems.
I have this excerpt on him from www.justsecurity.og
Matt Blaze (@mattblaze) is an Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science at the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on cryptography and its applications, trust management, human scale security, secure systems design, and networking and distributed computing. He is particularly interested in security technology with bearing on public policy issues, including cryptography policy (key escrow), wiretapping and surveillance, and the security of electronic voting systems.
As you have rightly read above; Matt Blaze is not a domain investor nor trying to be one, but has just made undisclosed good money from
domain name more than many domainers in the recent time. Matt Blaze is a
University Professor of Cryptography; to be precised, he is the Professor
of Cryptography at University of Pennsylvania. He had been sitting on pure
Gold mine since 1993; might be he did not know the value of the gem he was
holding for so long; though, the domain - crypto.com was not as worthy as it is
today until the recent when cryptocurrency trend rose beyond everyone's
imaginations.
Before
now, many interested buyer approached him to ask his hand for the gem - crypto.com, but he
was never interested or might be using sales strategy. He said he was never
interested in selling the name until this year January 2018; when he began to
change his mind due to too many pressure from many serious and unserious end
users.
At last he bent to pressure from many interested end users that flocked on him for his gem and convinced after all his so many no, no and no and sorts of abuse on some of those that asked him for the purchase. Mind you; such could not be without the power of raw cash in hard currency.
In short,
Matt Blaze sold the gem he was sitting upon for so long after year in year out
renewals. To me it seems CRYPTO.com is the most expensive domain ever sold
today, though no one know the sold amount, it seems there is non
disclosure agreement between the buyer - Monaco and Matt Blaze. But the record
shows that it was sold with huge sum of money.
Matt
Blaze has just registered his personal name www.mattblaze.org on 1st May, 2018
where he wrote about his account on the sales of the crypto.com if you have
more time it deserves giving some time to read it. Matt wrote on his blog
version of his idea on crypto and stated on the blog something that looks like
a sound warning.
See how he compared Cryptocurrency and cryptography "But "crypto" still means cryptography" - Still, there's no doubt that, at this moment in time, the two have become hopelessly intermixed, at least in the minds of the digital money people. That doesn't mean this won't end badly, but it's unarguably where we are right now.
Furthermore, he wrote "Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles".
Well! That was his feelings on the crypto money, however,
he believed that crypto remains cryptography – Internet security on the other
way round.
The buyer of crypto.com - Monaco has
immediately re-branded to crypto as soon as he acquired the big name. Monaco
has forwarded crypto.com to their sub-domain mco.crypto.com and further
to their white paper on crypto businesses. They are dealing on issuance of
Monaco series of crypto credit cards, tokens, crypto investment, wallet and
exchanges of cryptos etc.
While I
'm curios about Matt having his blog on mattblaze.org; I checked on
mattblaze.com I 'm surprised to find out that someone had even registered the
domain before Matt; the mattblaze.com was registered on 13th March, 2018
while mattblaze.org registered on 1st May, 2018.
I can vouch that the mattblaze.com was registered by a domain investor and my believe is that in the nearest time, Matt Blaze will soon realized the values in the name and may have no option than to buy the name - mattblaze.com from the present owner. Well! Such is domaining biz. Watching the ongoing trend and get something tangible out of it. That is what the mattblaze.com registrant did, but it may not end well for him.
Cheers.
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