Chinese domain market report.
As China is approaching the one year anniversary of a dreadful stock market crash, business is as usual at the world’s 2nd largest economy.
With $5 trillion dollars in losses during the crash, many Chinese turned to alternate investments, such as bitcoin and even domain names.
Seeing how the domain market rises and falls along the curve of the overall Chinese economy, one has to wonder where are we heading next.
We keep track of Chinese domain market sales, for short domains (2-4 characters) in the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
Domain investor, Elequa, had a successful first round of domain sales involving Chips; yesterday, we reported on a small chunk of a new round of sales.
Elequa’s chip sale continued today, with the following 41 domains:
bbdh.com
bbdm.com
bbqj.com
bftt.com
bhyy.com
bybw.com
cbhw.com
ckyw.com
ctkh.com
cyrz.com
dchx.com
dfpx.com
dftk.com
dhmt.com
dygw.com
kbtz.com
kkzs.com
knjd.com
mrjk.com
mypk.com
myzy.com
nbyk.com
njrf.com
nndm.com
ppjk.com
pplb.com
pwmd.com
qczb.com
qddz.com
qfmm.com
rjdd.com
rnff.com
sygb.com
syjz.com
tdfd.com
tdhh.com
tdkb.com
wxyw.com
xfdd.com
ybkw.com
zhym.com
Some nice letter combos right there. The average selling price for Chinese “Chips” has been hovering around the $1,400 – $1,600 dollar mark currently.
Today’s list continues with the following domains:
87.net
ngjf.com
nyqz.com
qtln.com
rnjx.com
tnwr.com
wzkh.com
wzwm.com
xhkk.com
Hopefully the trend will continue, as we are heading into Q3 of 2016.
