Chinese domain sales report.
China is a booming economy, with one of the highest growth rates in the world.
Technology is driving the Chinese market, and although China is still very agricultural, it’s becoming increasingly consumerist.
Thanks to the “Communist Capitalism” model, China is the 2nd largest economy in the world.
The Chinese government announced recently that it will extend its permanent residency program in Beijing, to skilled tech workers that are not Chinese, or from the Mainland.
According to China Daily, Beijing will give priority to what it calls “innovative and entrepreneurial talent”, which includes startups with a certain level of investment, investors and investment companies, high-tech companies and market leaders in the cultural industry.
Meanwhile, the Chinese domain market has taken off, one day after we talked about its flat-lined outlook!
All thanks to a bunch of numeric domains that changed hands, along with the usual volume of domain chips. We all know how valuable numbers are to the Chinese!
We keep track of short domain transactions, between 2 to 4 characters, and for the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
Here is today’s extensive list of domains:
088.cn
175.cn
205.net
210.net
216.net
217.net
301.net
306.net
307.net
309.net
316.net
318.net
319.net
501.net
502.net
509.net
512.net
513.net
519.net
601.net
605.net
607.net
608.net
610.net
612.net
626.net
630.net
701.net
705.net
706.net
708.net
810.net
812.net
813.net
819.net
860.net
901.net
902.net
903.net
910.net
912.net
913.net
0324.com
cbwf.com
dkwc.com
dkwm.com
dzdk.com
frsm.com
gkrl.com
gldk.com
gppx.com
grrz.com
kdbj.com
kflc.com
ljtg.com
lklg.com
lxtn.com
lyqs.com
nkww.com
qmtn.com
sjsm.com
wfpn.com
wggx.com
wypl.com
wzbm.com
wzjb.com
wztp.com
wzwk.com
xljd.com
xswc.com
xwsc.com
zfmh.com
Whoah, nice! 😀
