Chinese domain sales report.
“Run for the hills, the sky over the Chinese domain letters is falling!”
Right?
Not so fast, buddy.
Panic never saved anyone, and making hasty decisions can be costly.
Many domain investors are holding onto their domain assets for a better day.
So-called Chinese premium letters have lost a large chunk of their appreciated value that peaked last year, but not the liquidity factor.
Domain “Chips” are still selling, when the price is right, and whether it’s a domain portfolio by Elequa or a Chinese domain investor with an unpronounceable name, it doesn’t matter; a sale is a sale.
We keep track of Chinese domain market sales, of between 2 to 4 characters; .CN, .COM and .NET domains are the TLDs we focus on.
Yesterday it was a very slow day, but today there’s movement in the Chips! 😀
Here’s the list, courtesy of BenMi.com, the Chinese domain sales tracker:
662.cn
320.net
9653.com
bfwh.com
bhfk.com
bpjr.com
brzf.com
bwsh.com
bwtj.com
byfp.com
ckjf.com
ctyf.com
cwrx.com
cyym.com
dbpj.com
dfby.com
dkzc.com
dymf.com
fbwb.com
fhkh.com
qlmz.com
smbx.com
wybm.com
xbpl.com
One additional domain, 8903.com, was sold by Elequa. Numbers are always a class of their own, as far as domain investments are concerned.
