Foresight reported that way.eth purchased the ENS name crypto.eth for 55 ETH. The price was listed at roughly $130,000 based on the source note. The item was categorized under market analysis, and the source link points to a post from ENSMarketBot on X. No other transaction details were provided in the input. The report centers on a single ENS domain sale and the disclosed purchase price in both ETH and approximate U.S. dollar terms.
Malay Mail identified AI.com seller Arsyan Ismail as the Malaysian entrepreneur who registered the domain for $100 at age 10. He later sold it to Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek for $70 million in a record public domain deal.
Crypto.com debuted its AI Agent platform during Super Bowl 60, using the AI.com domain purchased for $70M in crypto—the priciest domain ever. The agents execute real-world tasks via Cronos chain. Traffic crashed the site briefly.
Kris Marszalek bought AI.com for $70 million in crypto and relaunched the domain as a platform for personal autonomous AI agents alongside a Super Bowl LX advertising push.
Kris Marszalek paid $70 million for AI.com, the most expensive publicly disclosed domain sale. The new decentralized AI platform will debut during Super Bowl weekend, backed by crypto payments and a major ad campaign.
