Yea, you can do that with domain names etc cause as you said they are low risk items, but not sure you really gain anything by doing that but it is doable for s

Yea, you can do that with domain names etc cause as you said they are low risk items, but not sure you really gain anything by doing that but it is doable for sure. I did this specifically with a patent I have that I licensed to my company, the company implemented it and so the implementation was on the company not me personally. I did that so I could relicense, resell or use the patent other places if the company failed without having to reacquire it etc. It is perfect for things like that overall. Trademarks and domain names all kinda are the same but if you have ideas of valuing the company you will have to have in place an explanation for how the company is protected from you holding it hostage. For example, with my patent one, the company had the right to purchase the patent at a cost not to exceed a certain dollar amount. This gave any acquirer (or potential investor) comfort that I wouldn't hold the company hostage with unreasonable demands at the last minute.