Only those letters are popular in China.
The Chinese market has created some big fortunes, and China has become the 2nd largest economy in the world.
While not everyone survived the big stock market crash in 2015, those that invested in land – the original ‘domain’ – have fared well.
Still, the government of Australia blocked the sale of a huge land parcel to the Chinese.
The Aussie Outback ranch that is for sale, is larger than South Korea, and Chinese investor firm, Dakang Holdings, attempted to buy it for $371 million AUD.
Maybe they didn’t want to use Escrow.com? 😀
Meanwhile, the Chinese domain market is making its casual entrance into May, with some LLL .com transactions.
Will that be enough to sustain it, particularly when 90% of LLL .com sales in 2015 were using non-premium (aka ‘Chinese’) letters?
As we keep track of .CN and .COM sales of between 2 to 4 characters, data from the past 24 hours looks rather dull.
Here is today’s list of domains:
bwk.cn
lwh.cn
wdg.cn
xfp.cn
2902.com
bycf.com
fwnk.com
ldhw.com
lkth.com
ltjr.com
lzfs.com
lzpf.com
mszr.com
ppjl.com
ptkf.com
rnfp.com
rpzd.com
tswz.com
wzdj.com
zbgc.com
zbgm.com
zcjs.com
The land should go to my Butler