Domain sales Made in China.
The Chinese domain market, particularly that of “Chinese premiums” has been in a steep dive since the summer.
The market for “Chips” peaked at the very end of 2015, led by an expertly played game of musical chairs devised in Hong Kong.
The domain fund managers cached their chips, reaping sizable ROI and the game carried on, leading many bag-holders to panic.
We haven’t seen the bottom of the barrel, yet, however.
There is a loss of volume in LLLL .com sales, so significant, that we’ve changed the daily report to every other day. It makes no sense sharing domain lists of domains between 2 to 4 characters, in the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs that are only a dozen deep.
Today’s combined list spans the last 48 hours.
The list is actually about 30% longer, thanks to what appears to be a portfolio sale to a buyer in China who goes by the name “Sha Ke.”
yyy.cn
bgrg.cn
bnwl.cn
cbjx.cn
cddw.cn
clby.cn
dgwc.cn
dhll.cn
dkwj.cn
dldz.cn
fdtz.cn
fljx.cn
gfyx.cn
hhdx.cn
jbcm.cn
jhcm.cn
jxxh.cn
jzbj.cn
kcwl.cn
kdyf.cn
ljct.cn
lmhd.cn
lmsh.cn
lscm.cn
lxyl.cn
lycm.cn
mcsm.cn
nhnm.cn
pncb.cn
qbk.com
qcj.com
qhyl.cn
rqqt.cn
rqtl.cn
sbyx.cn
slzb.cn
ssbz.cn
sytm.cn
tdjf.cn
tftl.cn
tscf.cn
wcpb.cn
wfzb.cn
wxdb.cn
yhcq.cn
yqzj.cn
yzwl.cn
zkdl.cn
zlfc.cn
zxcl.cn
bdjp.com
bzwb.com
ccqx.com
chmw.com
ckzk.com
clpc.com
clxx.com
cwxc.com
czmh.com
dmkf.com
dmsj.com
ffkd.com
fhzy.com
fpkj.com
ggft.com
gswb.com
hglq.com
hhwm.com
hwbf.com
hzgp.com
jjsg.com
kbks.com
kdxt.com
kkdf.com
ksmj.com
kyrx.com
llkj.com
mcck.com
mtdk.com
mxtc.com
nshh.com
pfjx.com
pxpf.com
qkzz.com
qqgs.com
rkpp.com
sxjd.com
ttmb.com
wbzz.com
wjkc.com
wrdk.com
wspw.com
wwmj.com
wwqx.com
xzyy.com
ybdx.com
ycjq.com
yflh.com
ywhf.com
zbgc.com
zhlc.com
zztd.com
zztw.com
Should domainers be in panic over the loss of value in Chinese premiums?
Panic never helps, having a pro-active strategy and exit plan does.
