China operates on a distinct “Communist Capitalism” model, with the economy structured on top of an amalgam of ethics and culture.
Don’t be fooled though; in the end, one person, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, runs the show.
Currently, Xi Jinping is also the President of the People’s Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission. With recent changes to the constitution, Xi Jinping’s rule will continue without any time limit, running the show for all 1.379 billion Chinese, for years to come.
China’s domain investors have been trading fewer domains than last year, it seems.
During the past 18 months, a substantial investment leak to cryptocurrencies has contributed to a considerably smaller volume of domain names being traded, and at a much lower average price.
The golden days of “Chinese letter” LLLL’s are gone.
We keep track of short domains, between 1 to 4 characters in length, that change hands in China, for the .COM, .CN and .NET TLDs.
Current average prices for “Chinese quad premium” LLLL .com domains hover just above $900 dollars on NameJet, with GoDaddy achieving some higher sales. There is the occasional “peak” into four figures, but it’s becoming more rare.
Here is today’s list, spanning February 13th to February 28th, 2018:
jbp.cn
619.net
bxx.com
cxj.com
lzt.com
nhgl.cn
szx.com
tyj.com
wghy.cn
xpxh.cn
xsph.cn
xwfm.cn
xwms.cn
xwtk.cn
yfth.cn
ygwn.cn
ykbl.cn
ykdt.cn
ykdx.cn
0927.com
4141.com
bjky.com
bjpg.com
bzqq.com
cdgq.com
chkf.com
chrj.com
dcnk.com
dflf.com
dfrz.com
djtr.com
dkrs.com
dlky.com
dpjz.com
dpqk.com
dpxw.com
dqcz.com
dtdw.com
dxbf.com
fbjq.com
ffcz.com
fhlf.com
fpck.com
fqgm.com
frnb.com
gbtb.com
gftj.com
ggnq.com
gklr.com
gmgr.com
gmrs.com
gnlb.com
gqbx.com
gqdl.com
grff.com
grhp.com
grsc.com
grzg.com
gsfr.com
gxrm.com
gykc.com
hbph.com
hcjm.com
hdzn.com
hllf.com
hwnp.com
hyrn.com
jmnb.com
jmrp.com
jtqk.com
jwkm.com
jwkx.com
kbtn.com
kcyr.com
kgzf.com
kkdr.com
kmwq.com
knsz.com
kqkx.com
ktrm.com
kwtl.com
kwwz.com
kwym.com
kwzg.com
kxmj.com
kzkk.com
kznd.com
kzxw.com
lbrh.com
ldbq.com
lkhy.com
lpqc.com
lxrr.com
lzjb.com
mdcz.com
mflf.com
mfrh.com
mhzn.com
mjnf.com
mnph.com
mnyq.com
mpyt.com
mqxh.com
mqyg.com
nbmk.com
ndyh.com
ndzt.com
nfpy.com
ngwr.com
npbs.com
nprh.com
nqfd.com
nqng.com
nwmn.com
nymb.com
nyqr.com
pbds.com
pdbr.com
pfck.com
pffq.com
pgty.com
pkqn.com
pmkz.com
pnty.com
pqpf.com
pqtg.com
prwn.com
pwlz.com
pzql.com
qchr.com
qcsn.com
qfgm.com
qfnb.com
qjlk.com
qkln.com
qkry.com
qlrf.com
qmpd.com
qnfh.com
qnsl.com
qqwn.com
qrnl.com
qtxn.com
qxbw.com
qzkn.com
rfsk.com
rgjx.com
rjqr.com
rjyr.com
rqbs.com
rrqn.com
rwqs.com
ryrl.com
sgrm.com
sjqy.com
sktm.com
sxyr.com
tqmz.com
tqqn.com
twkb.com
wdyb.com
wkpd.com
wygw.com
wyqt.com
wywc.com
xkxg.com
xlbh.com
xsbq.com
yfzm.com
yhft.com
yhns.com
yhqx.com
yqnk.com
zcbw.com
zjyt.com
zqwm.com
zskp.com
zxbf.com
zyhx.com
With only 179 domains in 15 days, that’s a clear indication of how much the short domain sales volume in China has dropped.
