China might not be numero uno, after all.
The world’s second largest economy is a fast-paced, growing consumer market operating on the Chinese “Communist Capitalism” model.
And yet, there are indications that India, another fast-growing economy, is in fact more populous than China.
In a shocking report, Yi Fuxian, a University of Wisconsin-Madison academic, says that there are “only” 1.29 billion Chinese and not 1.38 billion, as China’s government claims.
The academic repeated his claims to the Guardian. India is currently at the 1.32 billion number, and hence, more populous than China.
Regardless, the Chinese domain market continues on a sustained healthy sales volume as we’re approaching mid-year. Regarding pricing, that’s a different story, as Chinese premium letters (Chips) have fallen to new low levels, flirting with $1,000 dollars.
We keep track of domain transactions of between 1 and 4 characters in length, for the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
In a shocking instance for a premium LLL .com domain, EEH.com sold for only $23,100 dollars on NameJet, according to NameBio.
The winner wasn’t a Chinese investor, as the letters involved are two vowels and a consonant (kidding, ok?)
Expert domain investor, Oliver Hoger, appears to be the lucky winner of the NameJet auction, instead.
Onto today’s ginormous list of Chinese domain transactions, spanning May 22nd 2017, to May 26th, 2017:
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pk.cn
xr.cn
260.cn
nbc.cn
171.com
215.net
281.net
bbdn.cn
bcnq.cn
bkpy.cn
blxy.cn
bnmp.cn
bnpc.cn
brmx.cn
bywj.cn
ckbc.cn
ckyn.cn
cpfn.cn
crfb.cn
cwmg.cn
dctn.cn
ddjl.cn
djby.cn
dpxy.cn
dxbx.cn
fbgz.cn
fbkm.cn
fdjg.cn
fdtj.cn
ffwl.cn
fgsp.cn
fgyl.cn
fgzf.cn
fmxh.cn
fppt.cn
fsxl.cn
fwnh.cn
fwnp.cn
fwpc.cn
fxq.com
fzhf.cn
fzmg.cn
fzq.com
gdxd.cn
gpkk.cn
gqkt.cn
gqsk.cn
gryw.cn
gxjh.cn
gyrw.cn
hdfq.cn
hkpr.cn
hnln.cn
hpkk.cn
hqzt.cn
hrpj.cn
hwls.cn
hyqn.cn
hzrg.cn
jgxn.cn
jhyj.cn
jjql.cn
jmpw.cn
jnbh.cn
jqbm.cn
jqcg.cn
jxcw.cn
kdmh.cn
kgcf.cn
kgyp.cn
kjqq.cn
kmhs.cn
knjs.cn
knxj.cn
kpxc.cn
lbwl.cn
ljct.cn
lkmp.cn
llmf.cn
lpwr.cn
mbpc.cn
mbyg.cn
mbzy.cn
mdmn.cn
mfcr.cn
mhbp.cn
mpgl.cn
mpll.cn
mprl.cn
mrnd.cn
mwrt.cn
mwwt.cn
mznb.cn
nhgl.cn
nmrn.cn
nmrp.cn
nnlk.cn
nnlz.cn
nnxf.cn
nrkk.cn
ntbs.cn
ntpl.cn
pan.com
pcfg.cn
pdkp.cn
pdrn.cn
pjcm.cn
pkmx.cn
pkwj.cn
pmrh.cn
pmxs.cn
ppkm.cn
pslk.cn
pwzz.cn
pxdr.cn
qbpb.cn
qbws.cn
qcms.cn
qgxj.cn
qmhm.cn
qnjg.cn
qnpb.cn
qnyn.cn
qnzd.cn
qnzf.cn
qpdn.cn
qpgx.cn
qpjk.cn
qyhk.cn
rbmp.cn
rclp.cn
rdtq.cn
rfxj.cn
rgty.cn
rgxf.cn
rhbd.cn
rhsq.cn
rjpy.cn
rjzr.cn
rkrj.cn
rmcb.cn
rmfb.cn
rmgt.cn
rnmd.cn
rnzt.cn
rrnl.cn
rswr.cn
rsys.cn
rtgq.cn
rtsy.cn
rwbn.cn
rwyc.cn
rxkf.cn
rync.cn
sbgr.cn
scxq.cn
skqf.cn
smdj.cn
smkb.cn
swyr.cn
syqs.cn
tbqf.cn
tbsg.cn
tbtw.cn
tclb.cn
tfwp.cn
tkgm.cn
tkhf.cn
tlgj.cn
tmqn.cn
tnjz.cn
tpbc.cn
tpts.cn
tslm.cn
wcdg.cn
wctr.cn
wdqq.cn
wgpg.cn
wmbr.cn
wpph.cn
wpqg.cn
wygr.cn
wywr.cn
wztz.cn
xbnx.cn
xbqr.cn
xfrq.cn
xgbh.cn
xgry.cn
xgu.com
xjjl.cn
xjrw.cn
xkrk.cn
xrbt.cn
xrbz.cn
xrdb.cn
xrkk.cn
xrpf.cn
xrwj.cn
xrxf.cn
xryd.cn
xryq.cn
xrzm.cn
xtqr.cn
ycqw.cn
yddg.cn
ydwc.cn
yfxr.cn
yfzr.cn
ygfk.cn
ygfp.cn
yhsk.cn
yjxr.cn
ykyt.cn
ylrr.cn
ymfx.cn
ypbp.cn
ypqh.cn
yrdm.cn
yrgc.cn
yrkn.cn
yrpg.cn
yrpz.cn
yrqg.cn
yrxf.cn
yrxp.cn
ythn.cn
ytjq.cn
ytnh.cn
ytnl.cn
ytrp.cn
zcrf.cn
zfmr.cn
zgwr.cn
zkrl.cn
znnp.cn
zrqg.cn
zrqx.cn
zrtk.cn
bcjn.com
bdjm.com
bkjw.com
bshm.com
bwzf.com
byhq.com
cknk.com
cknm.com
crld.com
cwft.com
cwlb.com
cwzw.com
cwzz.com
cyhy.com
dfmf.com
dgdj.com
dhgk.com
dmrj.com
dxds.com
dzlr.com
fbnk.com
fkns.com
fmrz.com
fnjx.com
fqsq.com
frxy.com
fzcn.com
gbwr.com
gldm.com
grrk.com
gtzw.com
gxhb.com
gzbr.com
hhyw.com
hjjf.com
hnmr.com
hrys.com
hynw.com
jbrf.com
jcnn.com
jcnq.com
jcxb.com
jgnc.com
jgrf.com
jjwc.com
jkfb.com
jlnp.com
jlnr.com
khry.com
khsn.com
kkds.com
klmq.com
kpyw.com
kskk.com
kwpd.com
kypw.com
lbfm.com
lbtw.com
lhnp.com
ljwm.com
llqf.com
mcld.com
mfdd.com
mkyw.com
mrgk.com
mwrl.com
mxgk.com
mzgt.com
nblq.com
ngyt.com
ntgq.com
nxwh.com
nzyd.com
pfqr.com
pgwr.com
pkyw.com
pmyw.com
pnyd.com
ppdj.com
pqwj.com
pwyd.com
pxgz.com
pynh.com
pzfr.com
qbdm.com
qffj.com
qfzm.com
qhry.com
qjjh.com
qkfn.com
qknf.com
qkpb.com
qkpg.com
qmgl.com
qplr.com
qqpj.com
qrkh.com
qrxf.com
qtpr.com
qwcc.com
rblj.com
rdyw.com
rfcx.com
rfkg.com
rfmz.com
rgks.com
rktq.com
rljw.com
rnjq.com
sgwq.com
smxb.com
sndd.com
sxnc.com
tggd.com
tkjj.com
twks.com
tzxj.com
wfkq.com
whwj.com
wqls.com
wxhj.com
wycj.com
wysf.com
wzby.com
xffg.com
xhsn.com
xryp.com
ybpw.com
ycdt.com
ycrk.com
yfpp.com
ykjy.com
ylmj.com
ylqk.com
ymxb.com
yphf.com
zgsm.com
zhwh.com
zklq.com
zpqk.com
zqfn.com
zqys.com
I’ll stick with China ……. they got more cash for domains!
EEH.com sale doesnt say much about the LLL.com market. It only shows there was an outlier uninformed/cash needy seller holding a great LLL.com/
Kemji – I can assure you the seller needs no money at all. Simply no interest from buyers. When there is no competition beyond the reserve, the end result is a drop in prices.