Chinese domain sales report.
China faces unprecedented growth, rising up from a nation of rice farmers, to a technological giant.
Still, the 2nd largest economy in the world operates as a highly unregulated market, and safety regulations are indeed suffering.
Take, for example, the case of “bleached meat“ – more than 1000 tons of it – that was smuggled frozen into China, to increase its weight. Consumers have little say in all this, and it’s up to the police to stop such criminal activity that operates in the food industry.
In recent years, Chinese consumers have faced horror stories, such as cadmium-laced rice, fake eggs and more.
But back to the Chinese domain market report.
Sales volume has climbed overnight, against all expectations, thanks to an apparently large domain portfolio sale.
The group of LLLL .com domains, naturally falls in the “Chinese premium letters” category. For the domain newbies among our readers, that’s every letter of the alphabet except for the vowels and the letter “V.”
We keep track of short domains, between 2 to 4 characters in length, that change hands in the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
Here is today’s hefty list:
801.net
bsgj.cn
cddz.cn
cdlw.cn
cdwz.cn
ckgj.cn
dfch.cn
dxhd.cn
fjfb.cn
fymc.cn
fzmf.cn
hdhj.cn
hnzy.cn
hymx.cn
hzbn.cn
hzkt.cn
jhcd.cn
jnwj.cn
jnxj.cn
jwsm.cn
jzzf.cn
lcpx.cn
lfcm.cn
ltfc.cn
lwdz.cn
lyjf.cn
mlmc.cn
mqzx.cn
nzyb.cn
ppqw.cn
qhc.com
rcyx.cn
tlgj.cn
tymm.cn
wmjj.cn
wqgl.cn
xccg.cn
xcyz.cn
xmct.cn
ygty.cn
yjwh.cn
ysbl.cn
zkjw.cn
zzml.cn
2714.com
6082.com
bjlf.com
ddpx.com
hhkn.com
hxxf.com
shgs.com
xkdz.com
ybct.com
zzsj.com
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