China: A vast land of many opportunities.
The Chinese domain market started off the 2nd quarter of 2016 with an impressive increase in sales volume.
Most savvy domain investors holding onto “chips” sold their assets in the final quarter of last year, and the proverbial canary in the coalmine has been tweeting ever since.
Now that the prices are falling for the “Chinese premium letters”, domain spammers from China are starting to seek opportunities in the Western letters.
Not a day passes by that offers of $100 aren’t emailed for domains worth 100 times as much, or more.
Back to the sales chart, today’s list of short domains that changed hands in China is quite lengthy.
One of the usual players, “Ken O’Brien,” has been making a killing from domain liquidations recently; today’s list contains 8 more names by Ken.
gbxj.com
jbrj.com
jfmg.com
lbwr.com
lylt.com
qgwf.com
qstk.com
typr.com
But there are lots more names, of between 2 to 4 characters in the .CN and .COM TLDs – that’s the top two categories worthy of monitoring.
Here’s today’s list of domains – another 61 for a grand total of 69:
bqt.cn
fpx.cn
qgc.cn
wks.cn
yxn.cn
cwz.com
gwx.com
jxn.com
lph.com
2615.com
2691.com
3716.com
3725.com
3972.com
4767.com
6921.com
9127.com
9362.com
bcwx.com
bdcl.com
bfms.com
bfph.com
bglk.com
bgrd.com
blpw.com
bmhf.com
bmsp.com
bpcb.com
bzcn.com
cygx.com
gnlm.com
gzjn.com
hrjz.com
kmnn.com
kmzz.com
lksk.com
lyrg.com
lzpt.com
nhwb.com
nlkn.com
ntjd.com
qphf.com
wfyt.com
wmkm.com
wpzd.com
wxmc.com
xmhd.com
ybnx.com
yckf.com
ydwr.com
ygwf.com
ygzf.com
yhrr.com
yjkl.com
yjsk.com
ykkw.com
yklr.com
ypyj.com
yrkh.com
yrkl.com
haifu.com
We’re seeing a nice selection of NNNN .com domains along with a few LLL .com domains on this list; the rest is a typical bunch of “chips.”
