It doesn't matter. You start these threads almost everyday. Is .co better than .com, is .org better than .com
It. does. not. matter.
Just do whatever makes you money.
You can make money on .com
You can go broke on .com
You can make money on .in
You can go broke on .in
Same with any TLD
Nobody knows the future.
The WWW and the HTTP protocol is getting old now.
It seems new, but they have been a while.
And the way things change, they will hit you from the offside.
Did you ever think the Kodak/Konica/Fuji can die overnight.
Did you think all the small ubiquitous olympus/Nikon/sony digital cams will be replaced by phones and gopro
The we way we connect are also getting slowly evolved.
If all of a sudden navigating for information and transaction via a browser becomes obsolete, then we will be left holding bags of useless strings of characters,
Back in 2012, I sold 7 figures worth of websites to start a An App that can navigate other apps.
Thinking that will be the future of the internet.
It didn't quite workout.
The web became better and better. But you never know.
Everything changes so fast.
And you are trying to major in the minors.
None of your questions will make you a better domainer.
You should be asking questions like, how to to targeted outbound, how to pick winning names consistently from the after market, what are the upcoming trends when I can take a small punt, what the easy hand regs that can be flipped for $99-499 to keep the cashflow coming. How to price my domains. How to manage my finances, How to manage sell through and portfolio, how to improve my life in general, what are the other side gigs I can do while I improve my domaining game
And yet everyday one more questions trying to confirm your bias about .com
It doesn't matter.
A lot of people sells all kinds of domains
Nikul just sold a couple of .co as you speak
DNgear just sold a could .xyz as you speak
Federer just sold a few .de as you speak
and then the holo guys, the vr guys, the cbd guys, the defi guys, the crypto guys,. the .in specialists, the .us specialists, the .ca specialists, the .com.au specialists, the .co.za specialists.