- Anchor
- The name a cluster is built around — usually the .com of the brand stem. Example: bitcoinbank21.com in Bundle 07 (Bitcoinbank21 Set).
- Bundle
- A strategic multi-TLD set offered as a single transaction. Bitcoin Asset Group organises 13 bundles (Bundle 01 to Bundle 13) of 4 to 25 domains each. Bundles keep a cluster together, so one buyer holds the name in every market the set covers.
- Cluster
- A group of domains sharing a brand stem across multiple TLDs and variants (e.g., bitcoinbank.at + bitcoinbank.li + bitcoinbank.lt + bitcoin-bank.es). Holding the cluster reduces the risk of lookalike registrations when a brand expands into further markets.
- Comparable
- A publicly reported sale of another domain. Such sales are history, not a price guide: Bitcoin Asset Group does not use them to set prices — every name is sold on a Make-Offer basis.
- DACH
- The German-speaking European market: Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Bitcoin businesses there are supervised by BaFin, FMA and FINMA respectively, and customers search in German.
- Direct Sale
- Sale negotiated directly between Bitcoin Asset Group and the buyer, without marketplace intermediation. No marketplace commission, and a direct conversation about pricing context and use case.
- Escrow.com
- The escrow service through which every Bitcoin Asset Group sale is settled. The buyer pays into escrow, the domain is transferred, and the funds are released once the transfer is confirmed. Payment in Bitcoin is possible by arrangement, outside Escrow.com.
- Lot
- Editorial-register term for a numbered listing in the portfolio catalogue. Lots I–XIII correspond to the 13 bundles; individual names carry their own lot numbers. Borrowed from the language of auction catalogues.
- Make-Offer
- Direct-negotiation pricing model used for every domain. The final price reflects the buyer's project rather than an arbitrary list price, so the same name can be the right fit at different terms for different buyers.
- Multi-TLD Set
- Coverage of one brand stem across .com, country extensions (.de/.at/.ch and others) and category extensions (.app/.org/.info). Example: Bundle 07 (Bitcoinbank21 Set) — one name on seven endings.
- Provenance
- The ownership and registration history of a domain — registration date, holding period, registrar and DNS configuration. Detail pages show the key provenance fields in the Specimen panel; further documentation is shared during due diligence.
- Specimen
- An editorial-format display of WHOIS, provenance and settlement data for a domain. The detail pages include a Specimen panel (Specimen · Whois) showing the domain's registration context.
- Exact-match keyword
- A domain that is the plain-language term a buyer's customers search for, in the extension of their market. Examples: bitcoinkredite.at, bitcoinwealthoffice.com.
- TLD
- Top-Level Domain. The component after the final dot in a domain name (.com, .de, .ai, etc.). Bitcoin Asset Group's portfolio covers 33 endings, with concentrations in .de, .com, .ch and .at.
- Volume
- Editorial-register term for an edition of the portfolio. Volume I refers to the current 2026 release of 236 curated Bitcoin domains. Future Volumes may be released as additional inventory becomes available.
- WHOIS
- The public registry record showing a domain's registration history, current registrar and DNS configuration. The Specimen panel on each detail page shows a curated WHOIS-style data view.
