NiceNIC would like to thank DNForum and Helmuts for their friendly support and for helping keep real domain industry discussions active.
Helmuts recently shared the news that NiceNIC had become the number one registrar worldwide for .ICU registration volume, based on ShortDot's stated figures as of May 6, 2026.
For our team, that recognition means a lot. Not only because of the .ICU milestone, but also because it came from one of the long-standing communities in the domain name industry.
Why DNForum Matters
DNForum is not a new name in the domain business. It has been known for many years as a place where domain investors, domain buyers, sellers, registrars, resellers, developers, and service providers talk about the market.
That matters. Domain names are not only bought through a search box. People also need real discussion. They want to know which domain extensions are moving, how other investors manage portfolios, which registrars are active, how transfers work, what buyers care about, and what mistakes to avoid.
A good domain forum gives people that kind of practical information. DNForum gives domain professionals a place to ask questions, share market views, follow news, and connect with others who understand the business.
About Helmuts
Helmuts has been active in the domain industry through DNForum, AcornDomains, Domain Summit and other community work. He is the founder of Domain Summit and the owner of DNForum.com and AcornDomains.co.uk.
This work is important because domain forums are not easy to build or maintain. A forum needs real members, real discussion, and regular attention. It also needs someone willing to keep the place active, useful, and relevant to the industry.
Helmuts has helped bring more attention back to domain forums and industry networking. That benefits registrars, investors, resellers, and end users.
About NiceNIC
NiceNIC is an ICANN-accredited domain registrar offering domain registration and management, domain transfer, reseller services, SSL certificates, business email and other domain services.
Our users include individual domain owners, domain investors, online businesses, web developers, hosting providers, and resellers.
For many professional users, a registrar is not only a place to register a domain. It is also part of their daily work. That is why NiceNIC continues to improve registrar tools, reseller API access, pricing clarity, and domain management features.
Why NiceNIC Likes DNForum
NiceNIC likes DNForum for a simple reason: it is a real domain community.
People there are not only reading product pages. They are discussing actual domain business. This kind of place is valuable for us. It helps us understand what domain investors care about, what resellers need, what buyers are watching, and where the industry is moving.
DNForum also gives registrars a chance to communicate in a more direct way. Not every question needs to become a support ticket. Some topics are better discussed openly with people who already understand domain names. That is healthy for the industry.
Why This Friendly Relationship Matters
NiceNIC and DNForum play different roles:
NiceNIC provides domain registration, transfer, DNS, reseller, API, and related services.
DNForum provides a place for domain people to meet, talk, question, compare, and learn.
These two roles support each other. A stronger domain forum helps users make better domain decisions. A reliable registrar helps users act on those decisions safely and efficiently.
That is why we are happy to be part of the DNForum community and grateful for the friendly recognition from Helmuts and the DNForum members.
Join the Discussion
If you are a domain investor, reseller, developer, hosting provider, or business owner who wants to follow real domain industry discussions, DNForum is worth joining.
You can follow domain news, ask questions, learn from experienced members, and connect with people who work with domain names every day.
NiceNIC will continue supporting open industry discussion and working to provide stable registrar services for global users.
Thanks again to Helmuts, DNForum, ShortDot, and the wider domain community. We look forward to more discussions ahead.
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