The Chinese domain market witnessed a rebound from last year’s doldrums, during the first quarter of 2017.
Ending 2016 on a whimper, instead of a bang as it did in 2015, the falling prices of Chinese “premium letters” of the “Chip” variety raised fears of a crashing market.
Chinese domain investors playing the dangerous flipping market, seem to have moved onto the LLLL .CN variety, as recent changes in ownership show.
But even this mass portfolio change didn’t last long, and we’re finally switching back to our regular coverage of short domains, between 2 to 4 characters in the .COM, .NET and .CN TLDs that changed hands in China.
As one can see, the “Chip” volume of .CN domains is nothing close to that of previous days.
Today’s list spans February 20th to February 25th:
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662.cn
qqd.cn
740.net
bdtf.cn
bnyc.cn
bqfs.cn
btxx.cn
cbhw.cn
crhb.cn
dgbj.cn
dhyc.cn
djzm.cn
dnjm.cn
ekw.com
fcn.com
fhjn.cn
fscg.cn
gksc.cn
glk.com
gzb.com
hgst.cn
jhqz.cn
jsxp.cn
kbdx.cn
kfs.com
khpc.cn
kkgj.cn
klsc.cn
knhs.cn
kty.com
kwkn.cn
lgth.cn
lhr.com
ljjs.cn
lmjq.cn
lmth.cn
lzyt.cn
mdtn.cn
mqqj.cn
ncpm.cn
nmkc.cn
ntwg.cn
nxjz.cn
nyms.cn
psst.cn
pwbx.cn
qfm.com
qgw.com
qrp.com
rjgx.cn
rqgg.cn
rww.com
ssxg.cn
tbgy.cn
tly.com
tsnq.cn
tsqc.cn
ttqm.cn
wqs.com
wzsx.cn
xwyl.cn
xyhn.cn
xzlq.cn
xzmq.cn
xznt.cn
yctt.cn
ypcj.cn
ytrb.cn
zlfn.cn
zlfp.cn
zlfs.cn
zlfz.cn
zlgd.cn
zlgq.cn
zlgz.cn
zlhc.cn
zlhm.cn
zlhp.cn
zlhs.cn
zljl.cn
zlkd.cn
zlkn.cn
zlkq.cn
zlmd.cn
zlmg.cn
zlmh.cn
zlmn.cn
zlmp.cn
zlnh.cn
zlnp.cn
zlsf.cn
zntz.cn
zxlw.cn
0530.com
4520.com
7995.com
bgky.com
bhzr.com
bjxt.com
bnwj.com
bpdg.com
bqsx.com
brzf.com
bwbt.com
bxnd.com
bygd.com
clxx.com
cnmw.com
cqms.com
csnr.com
ctrq.com
cwqj.com
cxgt.com
czhp.com
dkrs.com
dtkf.com
dygp.com
dzlq.com
fbtt.com
fcjy.com
ffzd.com
fhfp.com
fhzg.com
fkbz.com
fkhg.com
flkz.com
fmfj.com
fmkf.com
fphm.com
frjb.com
ftwh.com
ftwx.com
ftxg.com
fytm.com
fzdw.com
fzmw.com
fzrl.com
gbth.com
gfrh.com
ghtw.com
gzhp.com
gzht.com
gzjn.com
gzqm.com
gzsg.com
gzss.com
hpqh.com
hsgk.com
hszm.com
jgjx.com
jhqk.com
jjdp.com
jlpc.com
jmxf.com
jyhl.com
kbzx.com
kdcw.com
kgtn.com
kjqp.com
kldx.com
klxc.com
kpyr.com
kqch.com
kqcy.com
kqpn.com
ktwr.com
lbsq.com
lbxp.com
lfkb.com
lgcj.com
lhhx.com
lhzz.com
ljxk.com
ljyj.com
lkkb.com
llpk.com
lmbm.com
lmkd.com
lmwm.com
lngj.com
lsgt.com
lswq.com
ltnm.com
ltxd.com
ltxy.com
lwgx.com
lwxk.com
lxdr.com
lxld.com
lxmg.com
lzkt.com
lznj.com
mbnh.com
mgtr.com
mjnz.com
mjwb.com
mjxl.com
mkjg.com
mkpm.com
mkzm.com
mqbl.com
mwcg.com
njnr.com
njrf.com
nztt.com
pfkb.com
pfty.com
pjby.com
pkxy.com
pplb.com
prhj.com
prpf.com
psdp.com
qcjb.com
qfkf.com
qfpr.com
qjmk.com
qmym.com
qnkg.com
qqrb.com
qybd.com
rtmn.com
ryyj.com
rztw.com
slmq.com
slxz.com
szps.com
tdkb.com
thdk.com
tlqg.com
tslx.com
wbrr.com
wbwr.com
wpby.com
wqtx.com
wtqq.com
wwdz.com
xdsw.com
xljb.com
xmwr.com
xpld.com
xqht.com
yfsk.com
yhqw.com
ykht.com
ykxs.com
ymnf.com
ynlc.com
ynlm.com
ynyk.com
yrfl.com
ysfb.com
ysgd.com
ywgh.com
ywqh.com
yxds.com
yyrw.com
zcdw.com
zfzk.com
zksm.com
zlrw.com
zykm.com
Chinese commerce, with its adoption of domain names, is where the US was some 10 years ago.
Add to it their obsession with “collecting” names rather than building on them, and you have a weird market that nobody can predict.
Even the speculators…
And we haven’t even touch the government regulations’ agenda…