I almost bought a Handshake domain, but didn't because of the Vickery auction they use. I wanted to register one that matches my best .com. It's not an in dem

I almost bought a Handshake domain, but didn't because of the Vickery auction they use. I wanted to register one that matches my best .com. It's not an in demand name, so it's available, but the last thing I want when I'm buying a domain is a big announcement and a bidding war. Hey look at me! I'm trying to buy a domain over here! Come compete with me! It has no value to anyone except me and anyone that can usurp it and try to sell it to me. I don't want to compete with a bunch of crypto bros that have tons of paper money (aka coins) in a low liquidity system, so I opted not to bother. Now I'm glad I didn't bother. It would have been a huge hassle just to get HNS (?) and now there are tons of blockchain TLD startups. With the collisions that creates they're basically recreating the namespace fragmentation and ambiguity that results from every platform having independent handles.