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I requested my last name as a handle 🥳 While I had the option to explain why I’d like to use @petar, I didn’t have this with @ kashev I own my last name as a handle on LinkedIn, Patreon, Rumble, Linktree and others I hope X will be the next addition to this list of popular services

Web3 flex pack: → Having your first name as an X handle → Using your first name on Ethereum → Owning a CryptoPunk I found only one person fitting here, and it's @tobi Who else?

Who will be the first @cryptopunksnfts owner to claim @ cryptopunk with their Premium+ subscription? Psst @cryptopenks 😉

I see a handle trend on CT @andyyy @Jackkk Should I request @Petarrr 🤔

Ever since @XHandles launched, I've been obsessed. Just check my posts from the past two weeks 🙂 While waiting to access the Handle Marketplace, I asked Grok about the history of buying and selling handles. What I discovered is a fascinating rabbit hole. So, let's dive in... For years, X has enforced a policy against trading handles, threatening account suspension for those who engage in this practice. Despite this, the sale, offer, and acquisition of valuable handles continue through black market dealings, private negotiations, and indirect exchanges In 2010, a Spaniard called Israel Meléndez sold the @Israel handle to the Israeli government for a reported six-figure sum, which was against Twitter's rules at the time In 2018, the IT specialist Mark Douglass received and turned down offers of up to $15,000 for the handle @m Today, this one-letter handle is affiliated with @xai (I wonder how Mark Douglass lost access to it 🤔) In 2014, the handle @N, owned by Naoki Hiroshima, attracted offers as high as $50,000. Later, Naoki's account was hacked and recovered, but the incident highlighted the premium on one-letter handles In 2016, the journalist Haje Jan Kamps wrote an article on @TechCrunch about his journey of acquiring @Haje. It was obtained through a mix of persistence, trademark filing, and a $250 payment, though this was more of a facilitated transfer than a direct sale (Haje's story is worth the read 💯) techcrunch.com/2016/04/10/oh-… Long before @elonmusk bought Twitter and rebranded it to X, the OG owner of the @X handle was a photographer called Gene X. Hwang These examples predate X's official Handle Marketplace and illustrate the underground value of short, desirable handles. In 2023, before the launch of @XHandles, X reportedly sold inactive handles for five to six-figure sum. You needed to know who to reach inside the company that can facilitate the transaction I believe the Handle Marketplace is the step in the right direction and I'm looking forward to getting access to it!

More curious cases involving rare handles being bought and sold before the launch of @XHandles Patrick de Laive, the founder of The Next Web, was offered $20,000 for @patrick by an athlete. He declined it Chase Giunta, a software developer, was offered $20,000 for @Chase, but he declined it. Later, the handle was reclaimed by Twitter for the bank Comedian Drew Carey donated $1M to a charity to secure @drew. However, the handle belongs to someone else today

I'm building Web3 lists to help people filter the noise on CT Follow the Web3 News & Research list below x.com/i/lists/194466…

Thank you for letting me in @XHandles 🙏🏼 I believe I’m the perfect fit for @petar While I’m waiting for you to make a decision, I’ve requested another handle to replace my current one, and I’m extremely happy that other handle is available 🥳 The wait was worth it!

Branding in the modern age be like let's open the English dictionary on a random page and point to a word with my eyes closed The result: @anything @nothing

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Thank you for letting me in @XHandles 🙏🏼 I believe I’m the perfect fit for @petar While I’m waiting for you to make a decision, I’ve requested another handle to replace my current one, and I’m extremely happy that other handle is available 🥳 The wait was worth it!

Who will be the first @cryptopunksnfts owner to claim @ cryptopunk with their Premium+ subscription? Psst @cryptopenks 😉

Web3 flex pack: → Having your first name as an X handle → Using your first name on Ethereum → Owning a CryptoPunk I found only one person fitting here, and it's @tobi Who else?

I'm building Web3 lists to help people filter the noise on CT Follow the Web3 News & Research list below x.com/i/lists/194466…

Branding in the modern age be like let's open the English dictionary on a random page and point to a word with my eyes closed The result: @anything @nothing

Ever since @XHandles launched, I've been obsessed. Just check my posts from the past two weeks 🙂 While waiting to access the Handle Marketplace, I asked Grok about the history of buying and selling handles. What I discovered is a fascinating rabbit hole. So, let's dive in... For years, X has enforced a policy against trading handles, threatening account suspension for those who engage in this practice. Despite this, the sale, offer, and acquisition of valuable handles continue through black market dealings, private negotiations, and indirect exchanges In 2010, a Spaniard called Israel Meléndez sold the @Israel handle to the Israeli government for a reported six-figure sum, which was against Twitter's rules at the time In 2018, the IT specialist Mark Douglass received and turned down offers of up to $15,000 for the handle @m Today, this one-letter handle is affiliated with @xai (I wonder how Mark Douglass lost access to it 🤔) In 2014, the handle @N, owned by Naoki Hiroshima, attracted offers as high as $50,000. Later, Naoki's account was hacked and recovered, but the incident highlighted the premium on one-letter handles In 2016, the journalist Haje Jan Kamps wrote an article on @TechCrunch about his journey of acquiring @Haje. It was obtained through a mix of persistence, trademark filing, and a $250 payment, though this was more of a facilitated transfer than a direct sale (Haje's story is worth the read 💯) techcrunch.com/2016/04/10/oh-… Long before @elonmusk bought Twitter and rebranded it to X, the OG owner of the @X handle was a photographer called Gene X. Hwang These examples predate X's official Handle Marketplace and illustrate the underground value of short, desirable handles. In 2023, before the launch of @XHandles, X reportedly sold inactive handles for five to six-figure sum. You needed to know who to reach inside the company that can facilitate the transaction I believe the Handle Marketplace is the step in the right direction and I'm looking forward to getting access to it!

I requested my last name as a handle 🥳 While I had the option to explain why I’d like to use @petar, I didn’t have this with @ kashev I own my last name as a handle on LinkedIn, Patreon, Rumble, Linktree and others I hope X will be the next addition to this list of popular services

Who is bangdummy123 🤔 @alphagate_io is one of the best extensions to use X with

I see a handle trend on CT @andyyy @Jackkk Should I request @Petarrr 🤔

More curious cases involving rare handles being bought and sold before the launch of @XHandles Patrick de Laive, the founder of The Next Web, was offered $20,000 for @patrick by an athlete. He declined it Chase Giunta, a software developer, was offered $20,000 for @Chase, but he declined it. Later, the handle was reclaimed by Twitter for the bank Comedian Drew Carey donated $1M to a charity to secure @drew. However, the handle belongs to someone else today