In the days before the rise of the “Chinese premium letters,” any three letter .com containing X, Q, Z, J and even C, K, Y or V was of secondary quality.
Just like prime rib versus other beef cuts, LLL .com domains fluctuated in value based on the quality of the letters.
Once the Chinese allegedly announced their acceptance of secondary, inferior letters as “premium,” the game changed and prices of any LLL .com jumped.
A market correction in the LLL .com market is definitely visible during the first quarter of 2016.
Prices have settled in the $2x,000 territory, dramatically down from the $50-$60k range they peaked at.
And now we’re seeing a sudden flood of 3-letter .com domains in the market, an indication of some further price correction for those “Chinese premium letters.”
As we keep track of .CN and .COM domain sales of between 2 to 4 letters, today’s list is remarkably laden with LLL .com domains.
The rest are “Chips.”
fzq.cn
nbm.cn
tdw.cn
bql.com
bzu.com
cgq.com
cnx.com
cyx.com
dmy.com
dxr.com
fkk.com
fzy.com
gjf.com
gjn.com
gqt.com
gxm.com
jqn.com
jzk.com
kkz.com
kmb.com
kqm.com
lqt.com
mty.com
nbo.com
qdd.com
qgt.com
qgx.com
qmg.com
qpj.com
rfk.com
rmq.com
shr.com
vcb.com
wgj.com
wpk.com
xhm.com
xkk.com
xlb.com
xld.com
xlg.com
xlk.com
xns.com
xqd.com
xqr.com
xrc.com
xwl.com
xyn.com
xzj.com
ymu.com
yqt.com
zbd.com
zhb.com
zhn.com
zjp.com
zlx.com
znj.com
zqy.com
zxl.com
czxx.com
hfxp.com
krqs.com
lgqz.com
nggx.com
pmyr.com
rmtx.com
wkqh.com
wmth.com
wzfy.com
ypxj.com
Speaking of Chips, don’t miss out on the current sale of some nice LLLL .com domains by Dutch domain investor, Tim Schoon.
Having lost his mind apparently, Tim put them on eBay without reserve! 😀