news 1,000,000 All Possible Combinations Of Six Numbers .Com Are All Registered.

[theSun]

1,000,000 All Possible Combinations Of Six Numbers .Com Are All Registered.

(Yes, including 4,0)

 

[Matrix1976]

it's a bubble or planned action by speculators, why buying 100 exchange tyres for a car you're going to sell next year ?

Cheaper and safer than bitcoin that's why
Also there are 21x less 6n.com than bitcoins, yet they are a fraction of the price...
i don't even know where my bitcoins are (what computer hdd/usb key), but domains can be traced with public records and accounts at registrars.

 

[RU]

Why are numerical domains so popular?

The Chinese love them.

 

[SES]

The Chinese love them.

I see. any particular kind or does length matter?

 

[equity78]

Sure, but only 2.62 million 7N without 4 and 0.

Actually only 2,097,152

 

[bigdomainer]

Actually only 2,097,152

Correct 8^7

 

[Nile Patel]

All gone even with 0 and 4

 

[mirul]

All gone even with 0 and 4

2 million 7N (without 0 and 4) all taken already?

 

[mitok]

No, not yet

 

[Nile Patel]

Can some one scan 7N without 4 and 0and tell how many left?

 

[mirul]

No, not yet

Yup, but I'm sure 7N with at least triple digit (eg. NNN555N, N444NNN etc), even with 4 and 0 are taken already

 

[mitok]

I am pretty sure that with "888" are already taken, yes.

 

[joro001]

The prices of 6n are going up fast in the aftermarket now, especially now all 6n are registered.
I'm seeing decent patterns but nothing amazing going for $300+ on Pheenix/dropcatch/namejet/gd etc.
(861583.com - $300 at dropcatch, 866135.com - $310 NJ, 132998.com - $359 dropcatch etc. just yesterday)

I think those prices could double within weeks at this rate things are moving fast.
My feeling is soon even the worst combinations will be worth $100+ each but am happy to wait some time for that to happen if need be (not that I have many of those at all anyway).

For all those not sure what's going on and why check this article out it's a good read:
http://www.businessinsider.com/china-is-buying-up-the-internet-2015-11?IR=T

 

[tomcarl]

All it takes is 1 chinese sanction on domains and there pops the bubble. Don't think certain officials are noticing what's going on?

Smart investors should be in and out with these trends. Jmho.

 

[joro001]

All it takes is 1 chinese sanction on domains and a lot of investors are out of big money.
Smart investors should be in and out on these trends. Jmho.

That is the one risk here I see.

However, as enaming have explained recently that is not likely to happen.

Also the outcry everywhere would be huge as they would be seen to not being open for business by doing that as there are huge Chinese companies buying up 2l.coms, 3/4n.coms etc. every day to run legit businesses on (so where do you draw the line)

It would be a very risky play IMO to even consider doing anything like that and there are a number of other reasons I could think of.

However, having said that, taking money off the table to the point you're comfortable with your returns no matter what happens is sensible IMO (and is my plan). Anything from there is a bonus.

 

[Ms Domainer]

Well, you just never know with the Chinese government...

Remember the crackdown with .cn? Eventually, they did sort of back off, but still...

One thing to consider: Verisign is located in the U.S., so the Chinese government reach would be severely limited. And citizens of repressive countries are quite resourceful.

Definitely food for thought, though...

 

[joro001]

Well, you just never know with the Chinese government...

Remember the crackdown with .cn? Eventually, they did sort of back off, but still...

One thing to consider: Verisign is located in the U.S., so the Chinese government reach would be severely limited. And citizens of repressive countries are quite resourceful.

Definitely food for thought, though...

Yeah it has crossed my thought process as well it would just be an incredibly difficult thing for the Chinese authorities to limit in any meaningful way without it coming across very bad and as you mention there's Verisign etc.

I definitely agree that if you are invested pretty heavily to take some money off the table bit by bit whilst keeping your best assets in case the train carries on for some time yet.

 

[Recons.Com]

Lets see, 456976 x $10 (LLLL.com). That's gonna be some expensive renewal fees. Unless you have Chinese/Western premium or repeating letters, I don't see the point. I am ironic, of course.

Each LLLL.com is worth at least around $200. I don't see many end users for xokj.com which is not Chinese neither Western premium neither has repeating letters neither is pronounceable. However, it has stable floor price of around $200. By that logic it is OK to believe that each 6N.com could have stable floor price of $100.
I think floor price of $100 will not come immediately, but it is very reachable.

We might be witnessing of a new era of domaining! So many buyouts of short domains lately! This must mean something. At least, it will be called "short domain bubble" in the future and kids will earn about it in their schools. But whoever already took 6N.coms and similar domains get them for reg fee or slightly over reg fee and we almost don't have any risk of loosing money.
On the other side, this might be really a new era of domaining and 6N.coms and similar domains might become extremely liquid and with stable floor price above $100+. Who knows!

LLLL's are great for creative branding. If a company sets its mind that it needs short name and URL, it can play around and make up the meaning. Or... forget the meaning! What is the meaning of exxon? Nothing! That was the point )

XOKJ = Xokkeyniy Jurnal (Hockey Journal for Russia)
X - xchange, xcellent, xtraordinary, xtra, xcel, xcitement etc.
O - Online, Options, Organization, Optimal etc.
K - Key, Keystone, Korea, Kenya, Kentucky, King etc.
J - Jobs, Join, Joint, Jews, Journal, Journey etc.

 

[tomcarl]

Some points. But I think they'd worry more about how stocks and old monies are being affected by not going there and rather into domains.

 

[joro001]

Some points. But I think they'd worry more about how stocks and old monies are being affected than those companies who bought up domains.

The number of investors in domains in China is still a very small % currently (even though numbers are growing,) I can see it becoming an issue for the govt there just not for some time and even if it does start to really bother them will be very hard to actually limit in any meaningful way IMO.

Again, I still recommend others to cash in bit by bit where appropriate and possible just in case anything does change at some point in time. That is the smart move here, it's about ROI at the end of the day IMO.

 

[Michael R.]

For those who are afraid of a Chinese government intervention on domains names investments, just do this small computation:

Let say Chinese investors will/have register/ed all 6N.com, all 6N.net, all 7N.com all 7N.net, all 4L.net, all 4L.com, and all NNNN in let say, 50 extensions (we are still far from this scenario).

This represents less than 30 millions domains. 30 millions x 3 years of renewal fees is less than 1 billion.

This is just nothing regarding the volume of oversees Chinese investments (6400 billions): http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5136953a-1b3d-11e5-8201-cbdb03d71480.html#axzz3qtFiGRDJ

Conclusion: don't worry, Chinese government don't give a damn.

 

[joro001]

For those who are afraid of a Chinese government intervention on domains names investments, just do this small computation:

Let say Chinese investors will/have register/ed all 6N.com, all 6N.net, all 7N.com all 7N.net, all 4L.net, all 4L.com, and all NNNN in let say, 50 extensions (we are still far from this scenario).

This represents less than 30 millions domains. 30 millions x 3 years of renewal fees is less than 1 billion.

This is just nothing regarding the volume of oversees Chinese investments (6400 billions): http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5136953a-1b3d-11e5-8201-cbdb03d71480.html#axzz3qtFiGRDJ

Conclusion: don't worry, Chinese government don't give a damn.

I couldn't agree more.

By all means feel free to cash in some money as and when appropriate depending on circumstances etc. though if anyone has any concern. It's an exciting time to be in domaining right now.

 

[Michael R.]

For those who are afraid of a Chinese government intervention on domains names investments, just do this small computation:

Let say Chinese investors will/have register/ed all 6N.com, all 6N.net, all 7N.com all 7N.net, all 4L.net, all 4L.com, and all NNNN in let say, 50 extensions (we are still far from this scenario).

This represents less than 30 millions domains. 30 millions x 3 years of renewal fees is less than 1 billion.

This is just nothing regarding the volume of oversees Chinese investments (6400 billions): http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5136953a-1b3d-11e5-8201-cbdb03d71480.html#axzz3qtFiGRDJ

Conclusion: don't worry, Chinese government don't give a damn.

And it's even less compared to the volume of money invested in Chinese stocks, 10 000 billions: http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/15/investing/china-stocks-10-trillion/

Domains investments have no impact at all on the stocks investments
Not at all the same order of magnitude.

 

[liubingdaye]

最后几百个6数com就是我注册的，谢谢你们关注中国，七数也快光了。无40的，你们快抢注一批吧！
没抢注你们又要拍大退了！
Translation:

Finally, a few hundred 6 com is my registration, thank you concerned about China , the number seven is also fast bare. No 40, you quickly registered a number of it!
Not registered you have to beat the big retreat

 

[kemjika11]

And citizens of repressive countries are quite resourceful.

Thats controversial IMO. why are they repressive? cuz they are not living in countries that are like yours and mine? i dunno man!

 

[xinxiaoxian]

No picture you say a JB