Chinese domain sales report.
China‘s the 2nd largest economy in the world, and it recently ranked #1 in the world for the competency of its programmers.
Despite the country’s sheer size of 1.4 billion, China needs experienced workers in a variety of sectors.
As a foreigner, working in China requires one to jump through numerous hoops. To this day, the easiest way to start a business in China is to marry a Chinese national.
China’s government, is about to implement visa changes, that will make the process of working in China easier.
The visa reform will combine China’s two current foreigner work permits into one. The issuance of this type of credential could also serve as an alternate state-issued id for the purpose of travel and banking services.
Meanwhile, the Chinese domain market is quite flat.
Volume of the most popular domain category, “Chips,” has dropped; the loss of trading activity also brings median sales prices down.
We keep track of short domains, between 2 to 4 characters in length, that change hands in China. Keeping track of .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs allows us to project on sales trends for domains popular among the Chinese.
Here is today’s list:
637.net
lbz.com
9732.com
cnpf.com
ldhd.com
rqnx.com
Pretty short, and disappointing.
