dh-17.link

dh-17.link uses a hyphen, which historically hurts domain valuations — hyphenated names consistently trade at a steep discount to their un-hyphenated counterparts. 5 characters is commercially viable: long enough to encode meaning, short enough to pass the memorability test. The phonetics are consonant-dense and choppy phonetically. A .link address keeps the cost base low but also caps the upside — most serious buyers will weigh it against a .com equivalent. No Wayback snapshots exist for this address, which typically means prior owners never developed a public site. At DQS 16, the name scores as junk under our rubric; we include it in listings only so the pipeline stays honest about what it sees. The domain is currently in the Redemption Grace Period — the original owner retains the right to restore for roughly 25 more days. It is not available to register today. Weak signals across multiple dimensions — we'd pass unless you have a very specific reason to claim this exact string.