The easiest solution is to raise the price so it&#x27;s no longer a viable business to squat domains. Right now you can buy 1,000 domains for $10k a year, and you just need to a handful of those to be worth something to the right person, and you break even.<p>Raise the price of a .com to $100 per year. This remains a minimal cost to any profitable business, and it&#x27;s cheap enough for new startups to buy a domain for a year or two while attempting a new business.<p>If you can&#x27;t afford it, well, you have countless other domain extensions you can choose from at a cheaper rate.<p>I&#x27;d much rather pay $100 per year for a .com that I want, instead of having a domain squatter asking $2k, and then having to settle for my fourth or fifth choice that&#x27;s actually available to register.