LL .com domains are popular in China.
The Chinese domain market is about to replicate its glory days of 2015; last December is when LLLL .com domains peaked.
China’s domain investors might not be using the same type of rationale behind their acquisitions, but their cash is as good as anyone else’s.
With that in mind, we are witnessing an uptick in domain transaction volume. Prices are stable for now.
The good news is that the ultra-premium two letter .com domains will continue to fetch large amounts of cash.
QT.com, an LL .com domain that sold for $615,000 dollars in 2015, according to NameBio, has once again changed hands.
The new owner is as before, Chinese, and Canadian domain investor, George Kirikos, won’t have to adjust the number of LL .com domains moving to China.
We keep track of the Chinese domain market of short domains (2 – 4 characters) in the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
Today’s list spans November 21st – November 22nd.
qt.com
fjpl.cn
fmn.com
fqgg.cn
hrq.com
hwz.com
hyl.com
lxgz.cn
mhgg.cn
phpf.cn
phzh.cn
rxw.com
twbd.cn
twym.cn
xdff.cn
xldd.cn
ylyg.cn
zdlw.cn
zlhz.cn
bgtf.com
cbjq.com
cpyf.com
cyjh.com
ddzp.com
dkjg.com
dnpk.com
dqhl.com
drgb.com
frzz.com
glrk.com
gsmb.com
gxkw.com
hxsp.com
hxsz.com
hxtn.com
jfyw.com
jgxm.com
kbtz.com
lhjx.com
ljtt.com
lkgl.com
lmcd.com
ngtn.com
nyyx.com
pswx.com
qcqw.com
qtml.com
sgwl.com
sgyl.com
tgkd.com
thrj.com
tzpn.com
wjqd.com
wyqk.com
xltx.com
zdbk.com
zftc.com
zgkn.com
zjnm.com
zrrx.com
Not a bad sales volume for 2 days, so let’s hope the trend will continue, as we are heading towards the end of the year.
