Oh I think you misinterpreted, I was talking about a 7% price increase every 1.5 years, not a 12,500% increase today. It goes without saying, but such wildly di

Oh I think you misinterpreted, I was talking about a 7% price increase every 1.5 years, not a 12,500% increase today. It goes without saying, but such wildly different ideas would also have wildly different effects. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that a 7% increase every 1.5 years wouldn't change much at all about the domain market. The only thing it would break is using value estimation algorithms so rough that you need to squat on 10,000 domains just to find one that somebody actually pays for. But, of course, that would mean displacing hundreds of people that have legitimate uses for those domains yet can't justify the asking price, and I'm sure not many people have such a disregard for others that they're willing to displace hundreds of people just to make one sale.