Chinese domain sales report.
Another day, another yuan in China, and the world’s 2nd economy continues to provide lots of opportunities to entrepreneurs.
The Year of the Monkey is now into its second financial quarter, approaching the anniversary of a massive stock market crash in China.
Last year’s second half was absolutely brutal for Chinese investors, who sought a safer haven to invest in: domain names.
A game of “Chips” ensued, and the savvy Western investors moved in decisively; many cashed their chips at the end of the year, but 60% of poll-takers say they are still holding onto them.
Good luck with that!
Speaking of luck, none beats that of the Irish, and a certain “O’Brien” continues to sell his domain chips. The following 16 domains were sold by this lucky gentleman:
bsgk.com
bwlp.com
gmjs.com
gnhy.com
prwb.com
rkjs.com
tchq.com
tcnq.com
xgtr.com
bmwt.com
gqgp.com
jqdm.com
jwbt.com
lqgb.com
mzdr.com
wmcm.com
We keep track of domain transactions in China, between 2 and 4 characters in length, in the .CN and .COM TLDs. That’s where the money is, even when the chips are falling hard on the floor.
Today’s list is of a hefty size, thanks to O’Brien’s portfolio sale, plus the following:
538.cn
dxr.cn
kjm.cn
zdk.cn
bxz.com
hck.com
lgy.com
zxc.com
2673.com
2763.com
3923.com
5192.com
6192.com
bxhc.com
bzcd.com
ftxn.com
hpsb.com
jjtd.com
jtrk.com
jwpx.com
lkwr.com
llsk.com
phjd.com
pktg.com
pnqr.com
pzqx.com
qjgp.com
tbkl.com
wzll.com
xfpl.com
xhry.com
zxsp.com
An assortment of three letter .COM and NNNN numerical domains complete the weekend’s sale list.
Can’t wait to see what next week’s Chinese domain market sales will bring along.
