China can be a very stressful market to tap into, and with a reason: stock market investors often treat it as pure gambling.
Last year, more than $5 trillion dollars in stock valuation was lost in a huge stock market crash, making Chinese investors very angry in the process.
Could it be that this road rage video from China depicts one of them?
One needs to watch it til the end.
No wonder people in China and Russia have dash cams rolling!
Meanwhile, there is no rage about the volume of domain sales we’re witnessing in China, lately.
Yesterday we shared a massive list of Chinese domain chips, and two transactions of LL .com domains.
The Chinese domain market is jumping currently, although average prices seem to be less than ever. As long as there is volume in sales, however, domain investors seem to care less.
We keep track of short domain names that changed hands in China, and produce a Chinese market report for more than a year now.
Our focus is .CN, .COM and .NET domains that are between 2 to 4 characters in length.
Here is today’s list:
gbty.cn
hklb.cn
ltbt.cn
nzs.com
qfqc.cn
rbjp.cn
rbmf.cn
rbzd.cn
rdwh.cn
rdxp.cn
rdyh.cn
rfjq.cn
rfmp.cn
rfqg.cn
rgbz.cn
rggh.cn
rgqd.cn
rhks.cn
rhtf.cn
rjdp.cn
rjpd.cn
rjpf.cn
rjtb.cn
rkjb.cn
rlwt.cn
rmhm.cn
rmlr.cn
rmtm.cn
rmxj.cn
rnjx.cn
rpjb.cn
rqdg.cn
rqft.cn
rqhj.cn
rsfq.cn
rsft.cn
rsrp.cn
rstk.cn
rthb.cn
rtyh.cn
rxfh.cn
rxpd.cn
rxpr.cn
rxpt.cn
rxqh.cn
rxxk.cn
sblt.cn
smkp.cn
sqwr.cn
swgr.cn
tcrt.cn
tfdr.cn
tgrf.cn
tgrh.cn
tqrg.cn
trtf.cn
twrg.cn
wdrp.cn
wfsr.cn
wgrq.cn
wpsr.cn
wsmr.cn
xbcr.cn
xrbq.cn
xrmt.cn
xrmx.cn
xrqx.cn
xrxb.cn
xsrp.cn
ydwr.cn
yfrh.cn
ymdr.cn
ypmr.cn
yrfq.cn
yrgq.cn
yszr.cn
zlrg.cn
zrhc.cn
zsbr.cn
bhky.com
fdzq.com
hxhh.com
kkqj.com
mbwf.com
nxlt.com
qqzp.com
rnjt.com
wknz.com
wykl.com