China: A vast land of many opportunities.
Everyone is watching the 2nd biggest economy in the world, China, with a pair of twitching eyes.
Despite facilitating a large trade volume, growth has been problematic and Chinese investors have been seeking alternate vessels to invest their hard-earned cash in.
Domain names, particularly of the short variety, kicked off in late 2014. The Chinese domain market peaked in 2015, and is currently facing a plateau – if not an outright devaluation of its assets.
The game of LLLL .com “Chips” started in Hong Kong over a year ago, and as we’re moving into the second quarter of 2016, investors need to keep an eye out for mass drops or sales of domain portfolios. That’d be the big indication of mass selling panic, but don’t get your undies all tied up in a knot yet.
We’ve been keeping track of short domain transactions in China, particularly for .CN and .COM domains of between 2 to 4 characters in length.
Today’s list is quite spartan, but here it is, regardless:
g9.com
jff.com
ygy.com
cxjk.com
gwmy.com
hszz.com
mzxz.com
nrbk.com
nxhb.com
qnxj.com
wzqf.com
