I continue to be “on strike” due to the low-life parasitic copycat bloggers who don’t properly cite original research. I also wouldn't normally post about a transaction this small. However, we recently renovated this blog, with a refreshed theme and a new content management system, and a short post is a good way to test that everything works.
According to a new SEC filing, Silvia, Inc. (formerly known as ProCap Financial, Inc.) states, on page 8, that during the three months ended September 30, 2026, it “acquired a domain name for $160 thousand in cash.”
The filing doesn't name the domain name. It doesn’t need to. In the same quarter, the company announced that it would change its corporate name to Silvia, Inc., trade under the new ticker symbol SVIA, and move its website to Silvia.com. The company had previously been using the inferior CFOSilvia.com.
For good measure, the company's Chairman and CEO, Anthony Pompliano, confirmed the purchase himself. On September 25, 2026, three days after the name change took effect, he posted a mock-up on X of a plane towing a "Silvia.com" banner over Manhattan, asking "Should we do it?" When asked whether he meant changing the domain name or flying the plane around NYC, he replied: "We recently acquired the Silvia.com domain name."
That makes the purchase price of Silvia.com $160,000.
The domain name had previously been owned by Tucows, through its RealNames division.
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