Chinese #domain market report: #Tiangong-1 crashing like #LLLL coms

The Chinese satellite, Tiangong-1, is waving goodbye to space, and in a week from now it will crash on earth.

The exact place that it will burn itself onto is unknown, as China’s space engineers lost control of Tiangong-1 a while ago.

Plummeting towards earth, it will hopefully end up in some remote, uninhabited area or ocean, where domainers don’t live.

Just like Tiangong-1’s trajectory, the Chinese domain market has turned into an earth-crashing fireball.

Despite a recent price peak of “Chinese premium” LLLL .com’s above the $1,000 threshold, the market is nowhere close to its all-time peak in 2015, and sales volume has been consistently down, week after week.

We keep track of short domain names, between 1 and 4 characters, that change hands among the Chinese, for the .COM, NET and .CN TLDs.

Here’s today’s list, spanning March 13 to March 26, 2018:

cg.cn
jh.cn
ry.cn
sa.cn
ug.cn
fgp.cn
frz.cn
nsj.cn
pjf.cn
rcs.cn
rlb.cn
rpk.cn
rqn.cn
ryn.cn
wkm.cn
530.net
605.net
607.net
608.net
679.com
679.com
czp.com
jgk.com
mrz.com
nrhy.cn
pdqr.cn
pkjq.cn
pnkq.cn
pqbc.cn
qtq.com
qzs.com
rjj.com
xqg.com
xqp.com
ydl.com
zbg.com
0535.com
0535.com
bktr.com
bmqk.com
bngt.com
bxdl.com
cgcc.com
ckqj.com
cmhx.com
cnkt.com
cnkz.com
cnlq.com
cnpn.com
cnxf.com
cnyl.com
crkx.com
cwhw.com
dbkj.com
drfw.com
drtn.com
dwwk.com
fddt.com
fykp.com
gxjl.com
gyhr.com
hdmk.com
hdmk.com
hjbg.com
hkrl.com
htkw.com
jfks.com
jfks.com
jfmd.com
jsbh.com
jzmx.com
kblj.com
kcxb.com
kcyt.com
khql.com
knpk.com
knpk.com
kpfn.com
kpfn.com
kplw.com
kwhm.com
kzjw.com
lcyz.com
lkhz.com
lkwr.com
lqgl.com
lqsk.com
lsqt.com
mdtm.com
mdtm.com
mgzy.com
mzmz.com
pfxj.com
pklq.com
pqgt.com
pwtl.com
pyjm.com
qfqb.com
qhgc.com
qjgl.com
qlfk.com
qlfp.com
qsgq.com
qsgq.com
qzbn.com
rzpg.com
smxf.com
smxf.com
tbmf.com
tdwn.com
tdwn.com
tqyy.com
tsjq.com
wdgn.com
wfnd.com
wkzw.com
wrny.com
wrny.com
xhyt.com
xkmw.com
xpmj.com
xxrc.com
ykyw.com
ywcl.com
zmnb.com
zqht.com
zqtj.com
zwhf.com
zypx.com

That’s 129 domain names, which is not impressive at all; in the golden days of Chinese domain investing, this type of volume will occur in 1-2 days.

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