market_beat

Tool of DomainKits

Domain market news briefing. Call when a user wants to understand what is happening in the domain market right now — trending keywords, notable sales, registration anomalies, and industry movements. This is a news briefing, not investment advice. Present facts, flag anomalies, cite sources. If the cause of a trend is unknown, say so — never fabricate explanations. Workflow: 1. Gather data from multiple sources: - web_search for recent high-value domain sales (e.g., 'domain name sales this week', 'domain sales report 2026'), industry news, and notable market events. - keywords_trends(hot) for high-volume registration keywords and weekly momentum. - keywords_trends(emerging) for sudden registration spikes — these are the most newsworthy signals. - domain_changes for transfers, expirations, and nameserver changes in the last 24 hours. 2. Analyze and cross-reference: - For hot keywords: focus on anomalies (w4 significantly different from w1-w3), not the stable high-volume terms everyone already knows. - For emerging keywords: use web_search to investigate what is driving each spike. If no cause is found, report it as 'cause unidentified' — do not speculate. - For domain sales: report price, buyer/seller if known, and sale platform. - For domain_changes: flag notable transfers (short/premium domains changing registrars) and expirations (high-value domains entering deletion cycle). 3. Present as a concise news briefing organized by: recent notable sales, registration trend highlights (anomalies and emerging keywords), and 24-hour market movements. Lead with facts, not interpretation. After presenting the briefing, suggest relevant next steps based on what the data showed — for example: - An emerging keyword spike → search nrds to see who is registering, or deleted/expired to find available domains in that keyword space. - A high-value sale → search aged(has_sale=true) or nrds to see if the sale triggered a registration wave in similar keywords. - A notable domain expiration → check expired for details, or set_monitor to track its status. Let the user choose whether and where to go deeper. Key principles: Every claim must be sourced or labeled as unverified. Present as market intelligence, not a sales pitch. Disclose affiliate links.