discuss All Chinese Premium LLNN and NNLL.com are Gone!

[J9]

I scanned all Chinse premium (without a,e,i,o,u,v and 0,4) LLNN and NNLL .com and all are gone. I registered last two CP NNLL.coms that were left!

What do you think is the future of this?

 

[Doron Vermaat]

Dec 20 GD Expiring:

gl55.com - $320
jq11.com - $208
sl38.com - $121
yj83.com - $55
mj57.com - $51
jx17.com - $46
xb30.com - $46
zp39.com - $45
sg75.com - $42
zp87.com - $40
tp95.com - $37
sl37.com - $35
sl57.com - $35
tp71.com - $35

Basically you see double letters or numbers are the highest value, and then names that end in 8.

I was the buyer on JQ11.

EDIT: We will probably see all Chinese LLNN names that end in 8 get multiple Standard backorders on DropCatch and go to public auction from now on. It only makes sense because they are regularly going above $100 on GD now, so multiple people will probably be willing to risk $59 to Standard backorder the drops.

I had a proxy set at $250 for gl55 and thought that would be sufficient..

 

[thekiller]

I only have CJ16.com and I'm thinking to pick more at auctions/dropcatch.

 

[Irieman]

There were a few missing from Nat's list.

qz18.com    $110    2015-12-20    GoDaddy
nv86.com    $17    2015-12-20    GoDaddy
xa81.com    $12    2015-12-20    GoDaddy

 

[DomainVP]

Basically you see double letters or numbers are the highest value, and then names that end in 8.

It's amazing to see this namespace develop, and the increased demand.

The formula of buyer demand seems to be growing... at first it started with pairs, and then the pairs got expensive.

Now it's chips that end in "8". Once these start to get pricey, then all chips will rise.

 

[campout]

There were a few missing from Nat's list.

qz18.com    $110    2015-12-20    GoDaddy
nv86.com    $17    2015-12-20    GoDaddy
xa81.com    $12    2015-12-20    GoDaddy

QZ18 was from a few days ago.

The other two have vowels and V, which I don't track.

 

[campout]

I only see two Chinese LLNN on GD Expiring today:

JM68 - at $106 with a couple hours left, mentioned on Domain Shane

XY76 - at $27 with 4 hours left

I see none expiring on GD tomorrow.

Only 2 or 3 two days from now.

 

[Doron Vermaat]

What makes these interesting (for me) is that with only 25,600 of them (LLNN Chips), the supply is going to dry up pretty quickly. I expect the remaining 3k or so non-premium that are still available to reg now will be snapped up within the next couple of months as well.

 

[rocky123]

What makes these interesting (for me) is that with only 25,600 of them (LLNN Chips), the supply is going to dry up pretty quickly. I expect the remaining 3k or so non-premium that are still available to reg now will be snapped up within the next couple of months as well.

LLNN.com looking quite interesting

 

[DomainVP]

LLNN.com have been getting more frequent mentions on DomainShane.com.

Now regular mentions.

http://domainshane.com/dsad-com-domain-shanes-big-list-domain-auctions-sunday-20th/

GL55.com I haven’t bought any yet and although I am a bit late to the party, I am looking to add a few of the better combos. I like this one
.
If you’re looking to add a few here is a group up today for auction
.
SG75, SL37, SL38, ZP87, SL57, MJ57, ZP39, TP71

LLNN now has value without a doubt, and is increasing daily.

 

[whateverforsale]

I only see two Chinese LLNN on GD Expiring today:

JM68 - at $106 with a couple hours left, mentioned on Domain Shane

XY76 - at $27 with 4 hours left

JM68 finished @ $231

XY76 finished @ $51

 

[DomainVP]

JM68 finished @ $231

Looks like LLN8 chips are preferred patterns. Check your lists people, don't sell a good one for cheap.

 

[Axc]

Looks like LLN8 chips are preferred patterns. Check your lists people, don't sell a good one for cheap.

What about 48?

 

[DnEbook]

What about 48?

He means Letter Letter Number and then Eight, if that's what you're asking.

 

[DomainVP]

What about 48?

Hard to say since there isn't a lot of sales data round it, and the stigma of the '4'. The last notable "48" sale was HY48.COM $303 USD 2015-11-24 [see Namebio].

I picked up a few chip 48's just in case, with LLN8's rising, its inevitable that "48" will rise as well.

I make that assertion based on watching what numerics with & without 4's do. Typically once the resale value of non-4's is solid then 4's begin to increase in value.

 

[Nazz]

What's the floor price on NNLL.com (chip) ?

 

[DnEbook]

I grabbed a few 84's

 

[markossy]

What's the floor price on NNLL.com (chip) ?

I think $25 is the floor for NNLL .com's

 

[DomainVP]

Looks like $30-$40 USD is the floor for LLNN chips, based on data from people tracking sales.

Which is up from a $12 floor in Late October - so there is a nice slow and steady floor rise.

On a low estimate, I think come Jan / Feb there could be a $100 floor, but heavy interest might not come into play until June 2016.

It could come faster, but here just aren't enough LLNN auctions for the masses to frenzy on in my opinion... Over the next 72 hours there are only 11 LLNN auctions, and two maybe three of them are worth interest and will have competition.

So either scarcity will make it rise dramatically, or it will hinder exposure.

Pairs are obviously a different type, and it looks like the market is $130 minimum for a pair or letters or numbers (without '4'), however most pairs look like they are going for $200+, especially paired numbers. So with some more data a $200-$300 floor for any pair could easily be formed within the next week - depending on ending sales over the next few days.

That's pretty extraordinary compared to the namespace in June.

I'm sure there will be an a few end user sales that will push attention towards the namespace as well, and will make holding any LLNN domain worth while.

Only time will tell, but thats the data and my thoughts on it at the moment.

 

[Doron Vermaat]

I grabbed a few 84's

I own 26 ending in 84.

 

[Doron Vermaat]

Looks like $30-$40 USD is the floor for LLNN chips, based on data from people tracking sales.

Which is up from a $12 floor in Late October - so there is a nice slow and steady floor rise.

On a low estimate, I think come Jan / Feb there could be a $100 floor, but heavy interest might not come into play until June 2016.

It could come faster, but here just aren't enough LLNN auctions for the masses to frenzy on in my opinion... Over the next 72 hours there are only 11 LLNN auctions, and two maybe three of them are worth interest and will have competition.

So either scarcity will make it rise dramatically, or it will hinder exposure.

Pairs are obviously a different type, and it looks like the market is $130 minimum for a pair or letters or numbers (without '4'), however most pairs look like they are going for $200+, especially paired numbers. So with some more data a $200-$300 floor for any pair could easily be formed within the next week - depending on ending sales over the next few days.

That's pretty extraordinary compared to the namespace in June.

I'm sure there will be an a few end user sales that will push attention towards the namespace as well, and will make holding any LLNN domain worth while.

Only time will tell, but thats the data and my thoughts on it at the moment.

Why do you expect heavy interest to start around that time of the year?