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Commerce · January 25, 2021

In The Year 2024

We have future presidents' domains - buy shares and get paid

In The Year 2024 launched on January 25, 2021 with 109 votes, #330 of 3,157 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.

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What it does

We bought likely 2024 presidential candidates URLs. We broke each URL into 100 shares that we are now selling for $1 per share. You buy shares of the URLs you want, and if we sell it you get a cut of the money.

We bought up likely 2024 presidential campaign websites. When we flip them, you can get a cut of the profits.

"In The Year 2024" crowdsources domain squatting. We bought a website url that we think someone else will want in the future. You get to buy a little piece of it now, and if we successfully flip it for a profit, you get a corresponding chunk of the payout. When a domain sells, we’ll contact everyone who bought a share of it to arrange payment. All payouts will be through PayPal. For a public figure or a political campaign, owning the most obvious website is important; it’s what people find when they go looking for you. Alternatively, an opponent's URL can be useful for a smear campaign. We know, for example, that Michael Bloomberg had to purchase mikebloomberg2020.com from its previous…from intheyear2024.com

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