Sedo: LLLL .com auction results topped by CUZO.com at $7,799 dollars
Sedo, our premium sponsors, held a week-long auction of four letter (LLLL) .com domain names. The auction involved almost 400 domains that were priced with a $99 dollar reserve. This has to be the best-performing auction at Sedo in a long time, as all four letter .com domains listed for sale at the auction were […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Monkey Pox domains just lost their window of opportunity
You’ve gotta strike while the iron is hot, they say; domain names that are derived from current news have a limited amount of time to remain relevant. Monkey pox is a viral disease (zoonosis) that rose as a potential pandemic a year ago, before being renamed to mpox. At the time, we noted the availability […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Ragazzo Greciano : LLLL .com not dead, #Chinese buyers coming back from LLLLL and LLLLLL
The last report by Ragazzo Greciano, the prolific domain analysis expert from Napoli, Italy, was about his single and two letter .com marketplace. Greciano’s SuperLiquid Domains Report, uses High Tech Domain Analytic Heuristics (HTAH) to perform live analysis on domain sales; the busy domain analyst is enthusiastic about the future of four letter .com domains. […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.#LLLL : Four letter .com #domains are still being stolen
The four letter domain marketplace might have gone south, but domain theft involving such assets still persists. A new incident involving domains registered with Namesilo has been shared at NamePros: Yesterday, I was checking domain list in my namesilo account. Found that my 4L.com’s were missing. Immediately I’ve sent mail to namesilo and got a […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.RIP : Chinese LLLL .CN #domain slaughterhouse
It’s not only the LLLL .com “Chinese premium” domain market that has crashed, but its .CN counterpart as well. Even though the LLLL .com market peaked years ago, the Chinese domain traders continued to move money into LLLL .CN, perhaps in an effort to replicate the international success of “Chinese chips” in the .COM TLD. […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.The #Sedo auction of LLLL .com #domain names is ending soon!
Sedo, a DomainGang sponsor, is running a four letter .com (LLLL) domain auction, that ends in two days. Short domain names, such as those, are sought after by companies and investors alike. There are different grades of LLLL .com domain names, and as market prices for the “Chinese letter” premiums are well below their all-time […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.#Chinese domain names : Chips are down, way down
Domain chips are down, way down. Maybe it’s the tariffs Donald Trump imposed on China, or the crashed crypto market, but Chinese letter “Chip” domains are trading at a fraction of their valuation a year ago. Recent domain sales of such LLLL .com domains reveal this alarming pattern: CFNF.com – sold for $861 at NameJet […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Future Media Architects : Short #domain selling in 2017 and the #Chinese market
As we’re bidding farewell to 2017, it’s evident that short domains lost the appeal sustained throughout 2015/2016 and prices dropped. Despite fears of a complete meltdown, pricing of the quintessential, Chinese-favored variety – LLLL .com’s with no vowels or the letter “V” – stabilized this year. We currently see prices around the $1,000 dollar mark […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Chinese domain market report : Sales volume going “nukular”
China is flexing its muscles to North Korea, all while an armada of US ships prepares for joint naval drills with South Korea off the coast. The world is turning mad, and it’d take one madman at the helm to bring the world close to a global nuclear holocaust. Last time this happened, Russia was […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Chinese domain market report : Cao ni ma, 2016 !
China entered 2017 among the first nations in the world, and its domain investing community is sending a collective “Cao Ni Ma” to 2016. The year that sent prices of “Chinese premiums” tumbling like dog-pooped noodles, is over. Welcome to a new year worldwide, although China’s officially changing on January 28th to the Year of […]
Copyright © 2023 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Chinese domain market report : Bye bye 2016
This is the final Chinese domain market report for 2016, a year that saw “Chinese premiums” plummet in value and sales volume. A year ago, prices were more than twice as high, often surpassing $2,500 for random, “junk” QJZX letters in the .com TLD. As prices peaked, so did the white noise about lesser extensions, […]
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