Chinese LLLL.com bubble!?

[freezer]

Is it a somewhat good estimate that
chinese LLLL.com premiums are at at least $1billion value today?
Unlike Number .coms chinese premium LLLL.com boomed in value in a very short period.
Will they hold their value or is it the biggest BUBBLE ever seen in domains?

Share your thoughts please

 

[Dominic Belley]

Explain me, why 160 000 withhout aiuove, worth more then 300000 domains that have the letters in them?
Whats so special about Chinese premiums? so they $3000 and normal $200 ? All stats show that non premiums sell better to end-users etc..

Non premium CVCV or pronounceable sells to end-user.
But other don't sell to end-user and to not attract chinese (where the money is) so their value will always be much less.

 

[wwwweb]

Explain me, why 160 000 withhout aiuove, worth more then 300000 domains that have the letters in them?
Whats so special about Chinese premiums? so they $3000 and normal $200 ? All stats show that non premiums sell better to end-users etc..

End user sell thru on a portfolio is 1-2%, Chinese Premium is 100% to investors

I had those domains sitting for years, no inquiries, as soon as I put them on the market, multiple offers in minutes.

 

[domeen]

Non premium CVCV or pronounceable sells to end-user.
But other don't sell to end-user and to not attract chinese (where the money is) so their value will always be much less.

Come on, I call this HYPE - so called Chinese don`t know what they are doing. simple as that.

 

[wwwweb]

Come on, I call this HYPE - so called Chinese don`t know what they are doing. simple as that.

It could be big fish, feeding smaller fish, who usually get left holding the bag.

When you have $100 in the bank, and you go to sleep at night, and the next day it's worth $90 because your government has devalued your currency, this is what happens, simple as that, these are not domain specific, it is simply a flight to perceived safety.

 

[Dominic Belley]

Come on, I call this HYPE - so called Chinese don`t know what they are doing. simple as that.

I can't comment on that.
I am not in discussion with chinese persons. I don't know how it is really from their point of view.

 

[domeen]

End user sell thru on a portfolio is 1-2%, Chinese Premium is 100% to investors

I had those domains sitting for years, no inquiries, as soon as I put them on the market, multiple offers in minutes.

You see, all the money is so called investors, who want to make profit. How they make profit? they sell to each other

 

[domeen]

read this thread
https://www.namepros.com/threads/so...-be-registered-out.891939/page-6#post-5112564

You may learn something

 

[Recons.Com]

So you heard from tens of millions business in the world only around 5,000 have LLLL.com?
Mine is just estimate at 100K, but I might do an actual research and post it.

 

[wwwweb]

You see, all the money is so called investors, who want to make profit. How they make profit? they sell to each other

Each other, or people looking for safety via hype, smaller investors in china, who may buy 1 or 2.

 

[domeen]

tell me, how much would we need to drive prices up on those non premium 4 letter .com-s?

What do you think? Couple mil?
We start buying, start buying big, we take verything at those price $200 - $300

 

[wwwweb]

So you heard from tens of millions business in the world only around 5,000 have LLLL.com?
Mine is just estimate at 100K, but I might do an actual research and post it.

Yes, but many businesses do not want to pay more than $10 for a domain name, how many will pay $2,500 now?

 

[domeen]

It could be big fish, feeding smaller fish, who usually get left holding the bag.

When you have $100 in the bank, and you go to sleep at night, and the next day it's worth $90 because your government has devalued your currency, this is what happens, simple as that, these are not domain specific, it is simply a flight to perceived safety.

if they continue like this, he has in bank account 0, if he is lucky

 

[wwwweb]

tell me, how much would we need to drive prices up on those non premium 4 letter .com-s?

What do you think? Couple mil?
We start buying, start buying big, we take verything at those price $200 - $300

I have probably bought about 30 4L.com in the past 2 weeks, I don't buy them for flipping, I buy ones I like, and have end user letters. At $200 with good letters, everyone is so concerned with Chinese Premium letters they forget end users pay 5-10x for a good 4L.com then what Chinese Premium are selling for now if it works for them. Most of the Chinese premium do not, so that leaves the poor beaten up vowels.

 

[wwwweb]

if they continue like this, he has in bank account 0, if he is lucky

0 in the bank but the perception these CHIPS have value, and are going up everyday, until the day, he and all his friends go to sell them, then what?

 

[wwwweb]

tell me, how much would we need to drive prices up on those non premium 4 letter .com-s?

What do you think? Couple mil?
We start buying, start buying big, we take verything at those price $200 - $300

I saw someone list a portfolio of 4L.com non premium here the other day with an average price of $277, and it sold within hours of posting I think. It was a $5K ask, so I would say by the end of the month, maybe 4L.com can get to maybe $300 which might be a stretch.

 

[domeen]

so 160 000 domains = 480 000 000 USD
and other (300 000) and better ones 90 000 000 USD
worth, and thats because Chinese investor like them without aiuove?

 

[Recons.Com]

I bought about 20 LLLL for average of around $400 in past couple months, completely ignoring what is premium for whom. If the letters made sense for me within the price range, I'd buy.

 

[domeen]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania
read again this, and think a little.

 

[wwwweb]

I bought about 20 LLLL for average of around $400 in past couple months, completely ignoring what is premium for whom. If the letters made sense for me within the price range, I'd buy.

This is the smart play, for sure

It is the value play, which is not at sexy, but has the most potential

 

[domeen]

and do you really think, that Chinese are there for just the fun?
They want to make money, as long as there are buyers you can dump with higher prices there is price hike.

Now some guys also in this forum buy at prices $2000+ and I also get it, you want to make as much as possible. But at some level, there just are not as much buyers anymore. and you doN´t make money.. and when that snowball starts, then hold your horses.