China’s domain market is exploding.
Starting a new, weekly column on the domain acquisitions made by Chinese companies, and what a better time to begin when the sale of 360.com for $17 million dollars occurred.
We’ll also include domains that are made freshly available in the Chinese domain market, in case you’re interested in making such investments.
This week’s discoveries include 400.com and 440.com, sold at the Chinese domain marketplace, 4.CN. These were surefire sales, potentially well into the seven figures USD.
Other numeric and short domain sales, or transactions that involved change of availability status.
Looking forward to uncovering more domain sales from the Chinese domain market of numeric and short domains, next week.
On a side note, if you missed our special on the Domain King’s numeric domains, it looks like Rick Schwartz would make a killing if he were to liquidate his impressive domain portfolio.
Since I missed NamesCon and the discussion on the Chinese market, this will be a good weekly post to follow.