Yikes! My one was and still is $63.70/year. I wonder what makes a domain "premium" anyway, and what makes it more or less premium? Never even seen a live .app domain anyway so that sort of makes them not premium at all.
One criteria I've seen used to price domains as "premium" is shorter names and popular dictionary words. Not sure if this is consistent across registrars, but I would think "premium-ness" is established at the registry level.
It's unclear to me if premium-ness is a function of time, and/or if there's an objective formulaic criteria here.
It's unclear to me if premium-ness is a function of time, and/or if there's an objective formulaic criteria here.