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sales Recent Sales Data in Chinese Domain Market

NameSilo
Recently, I've had many friends come to me inquiring about how to join the Chinese domain market. I don’t think that I am an expert in it, but I may be able to share some of the wisdom that I do have. I objectively publish domain news to help those with enthusiasm in the Chinese market to have a better understanding of it. Here are recent domain sales with analysis:

Note: The symbol “/” in each table means “Unknown.”

1) Numeric domains
Single, double, triple, and quadruple digit(s) are favored, especially those containing 6, 8, or 9, which means luck, wealth, and permanence, respectively, or the combination of numbers in these patterns: AAA, AAB, ABB, ABC, or AABB.

Domain Price (CNY) Price (USD)
896.cn 150,000 24,165
816.cn 150,000 24,165
100.top 42,000 6,766
360.com 9 digits /
296.com 7 digits /
7744.com 325000 52,358
0757.top 2200 354
0511.top 2000 322
0769.top 1800 290
2266.com
2299.com
7 digits /
5511.cn / /
600086.com 5 digits /


2) Pinyin and abbreviation domains
Pinyin still dominates the market, especially single or tier pinyin, and abbreviation letters are also good since each letter could be associated with certain pinyin and the combination of pinyin could ultimately have great meaning and make good sense, e.g., “msj.com” could be explained as “MeiShiJie”, “MeiShiJia”, “MeiShuJia”, “MiaoShaJia”, “MaSanJia”, etc.

Domain Price (CNY) Price (USD)
aodi.com 500,000 80,550
niuyu.com 120,000 19,332
xinghuajiu.com 80,000 12,888
qiana.com 80,000 12,888
niu.top 80,000 12,888
duang.cn 50,000 8,055
feiji.top 50,000 8,055
zimeiti.top 800 129
gou.com 8 digits /
nuo.com 6 digits /
daikuan.cn 6 digits /
youyou.cn 6 digits /
daikuan.cn 6 digits /
houtian.com / /
yanshuo.com / /
ppp.com 1,800,000 289,980
vvv.com 850,000 136,935
ryb.com 310,000 49,941
ktv.top 54,000 8,699
bbs.top 50,000 8,055
iot.top 46,000 7,411
jxc.com 6 digits /
btoc.com 6 digits /
rxw.com 6 digits /
hzb.com / /
tqw.com / /
gxw.com / /
dmy.com / /
xxb.com / /
hhw.cn / /
msj.com / /


3) English domains
Short, daily-used English words are easily understood, and they are gaining in popularity.

Purchased English Domains
Domain Price (CNY) Price (USD)
baby.cn 2,530,000 407,583
one.cn 1,004,000 161,744
shop.cn 1,002,000 161,422
maca.com 150,000
tv.com.cn 886,000 142,735
rising.com 350,000 56,385
health.cn 182,000 29,320
webim.com 20,050
car.top 112,000 18,043
friend.cn 98,000 15,788
love.top 88,000 14,177
bra.cn 87,000 14,016
home.top 80,000 12,888
game.top 78,000 12,566
info.cn 61,000 9,827
chinawriter.com 60,000 9,666
sex.top 56,000 9,022
robot.top 41,000 6,605
beer.top 38,000 6,122
pig.com 7 digits /
boy.com 7 digits /
girl.com / 6 digits
fans.cn / /
rose.cn / /
wifi.com / /
house.com / /


Domains Used by End Users
Domain Price (CNY) Price (USD)
vip.com 2,000,000
game.cn 3,098,000 499,088
mob.com 220,000
name.cn 762,000 122,758
sat.cn 680,000 109,548
west.cn 106,000 17,077
metal.com / /
westair.cn / /
newspace.cn / /
goonbaby.com / /
sparkletour.com / /
unitedmoney.com / /
psychologists.cn / /
webank.com / /
lightalk.com / /
wechat.com / /
 
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That's not sales data. That's some BS site that someone hasn't bothered to update in months.

Agreed.
I was simply asking, where are the sales for so Called Chinese premiums? Almost all top sales have aeiuov in then
 
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That's not sales data. That's some BS site that someone hasn't bothered to update in months.

yeah. I know, but domeen asked where are the so called Chinese premiums :) ?

I just let him know which letters are chinese love.

where are the Chinese premiums? I think you just go to ename.com & 22.cn & 4.cn to find the bin price.

It's the Chinese inverstor's bin price data.
 
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Agreed.
I was simply asking, where are the sales for so Called Chinese premiums? Almost all top sales have aeiuov in then

If the top sales have aeiouv, it must have a good value in chinese culture.
 
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