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The most popular TLDs, with the amount of registered domain names:

.com 149,440,358
.tk26,621,459
.cn16,152,839
.de14,923,770
.net13,249,816
.org10,245,184
.uk10,231,591
.icu5,657,577
.ga5,500,532
.nl5,305,298
.cf4,883,818
.ru4,859,397
.ml4,439,191
Having .com as the most popular top-level domain is not surprising, but some of the runner-ups are. How often do you visit an .icu domain? Or .ga or .cf or .ml?

(Data source: @DomainTools)
These seem to be the least popular of the new top-level domains. I don't think any of them have made their investment back. TLDs with number of active domains:

.guitars 804
.rodeo 756
.tickets 806
.memorial 626
.hiphop 500
.rugby 332
.makeup 223
I missed .lotto; they have sold only 64 domain names so far.

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