discuss What's the Floor Rate of LLL.net & NNN.net domains right now???

[Samujjal]

What's the Floor Rate of LLL.net & NNN.net domains right now???

What's the ongoing Wholesale & Reseller price?

Thanx beforehand for the valuable ideas..
..sAm

 

[Michael]

The lowest LLL.net sale in the past 30 days was TVQ.net which sold for $722 on January 25, 2016 at NameJet. There was another one JUY.net which sold for $810 on February 18, 2016 at NameJet. Then several more that were neither Chinese premium nor Western premium that went for right around $1k. I think the first two were flukes, it seems to be around $1,000 to $1,250.

The average LLL.net sale last week was $3,062 which is down from the previous week of $3,322.

Here's a quick link to the LLL.net sales from the past month sorted by price ascending:
https://namebio.com/?s=gN4YzN0czM

As for NNN.net there were only 10 sold in the past year so it is harder to say. The last one was 489.net which sold for $7,150 at SnapNames on January 24, 2015. Before that it was 045.net for $5,001 on January 15, 2016 at GoDaddy. I don't think either of these would be considered high quality NNN.

But then in November of last year 755.net sold for $2,500 at Sedo, and I would consider that a high quality one because of the repeat. And in September of last year 238.net sold for $9,130 at Sedo. June of last year saw 072.net sell for $2,465 at 4.CN. These are all pretty old in such a rapidly changing market.

When they sell this infrequently it's hard to say what the minimum, or even the average, is. It seems to be somewhere in the mid $x,xxx range though. Here's a link to all NNN.net sales we recorded in the past year:

https://namebio.com/?s=QO0czN0czM

 

[Samujjal]

The lowest LLL.net sale in the past 30 days was TVQ.net which sold for $722 on January 25, 2016 at NameJet. There was another one JUY.net which sold for $810 on February 18, 2016 at NameJet. Then several more that were neither Chinese premium nor Western premium that went for right around $1k. I think the first two were flukes, it seems to be around $1,000 to $1,250.

The average LLL.net sale last week was $3,062 which is down from the previous week of $3,322.

Here's a quick link to the LLL.net sales from the past month sorted by price ascending:
https://namebio.com/?s=gN4YzN0czM

As for NNN.net there were only 10 sold in the past year so it is harder to say. The last one was 489.net which sold for $7,150 at SnapNames on January 24, 2015. Before that it was 045.net for $5,001 on January 15, 2016 at GoDaddy. I don't think either of these would be considered high quality NNN.

But then in November of last year 755.net sold for $2,500 at Sedo, and I would consider that a high quality one because of the repeat. And in September of last year 238.net sold for $9,130 at Sedo. June of last year saw 072.net sell for $2,465 at 4.CN. These are all pretty old in such a rapidly changing market.

When they sell this infrequently it's hard to say what the minimum, or even the average, is. It seems to be somewhere in the mid $x,xxx range though. Here's a link to all NNN.net sales we recorded in the past year:

https://namebio.com/?s=QO0czN0czM

Thank you Michael..for the painstaking detailed info. Appreciate your efforts to describe me in detail..Thanx for the links too..

I was just mining on the Chinese Premiums sales in Namebio..seems most of the chips apart from .com & .net are selling too..


it seems..people are going for all kind of extensions they can put their hands on.

 

[Michael]

We actually recently added an "All ccTLDs" preset on the Extension filter, and that combined with the PPP (Chinese premium LLL) pattern you can see which ones are getting action pretty easily:

https://namebio.com/?s=gN2EDO0czM

I see some movement in .cc and .co especially, just by glancing at that list. Although it is hard to say whether that is Chinese investors taking interest, or speculators trying to guess where the Chinese will go next and driving each other up. You'd have to check the WHOIS on a lot of them and see if they are ending up with the Chinese to know that, I haven't researched it thoroughly enough.

 

[Samujjal]

We actually recently added an "All ccTLDs" preset on the Extension filter, and that combined with the PPP (Chinese premium LLL) pattern you can see which ones are getting action pretty easily:

https://namebio.com/?s=gN2EDO0czM

I see some movement in .cc and .co especially, just by glancing at that list. Although it is hard to say whether that is Chinese investors taking interest, or speculators trying to guess where the Chinese will go next and driving each other up. You'd have to check the WHOIS on a lot of them and see if they are ending up with the Chinese to know that, I haven't researched it thoroughly enough.

Yeah..I used the new PP, PPP, PPPP, PPPPP Patterns. Happened to discover it in the blog today.

Its awsome..made my works easier a lot...and saves a lot o gruesome time.

Good work..keep going..the blog is cool too..quite informative.

And yeah..the only way to make sure that Chinese are buying the other CCtlds & Gtlds & Tlds is to check the Whois..or jump on DomainIq.

Letz hope for the best..i think traders from the Stock-market would eventually jump into domaining..and hence rise in the price of all the Premium domains by the end of 2016.

I can't assure that of the gTLDs though...