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Five digit .com domain, 22678.com, was auctioned off on DropCatch, where it closed at $15,755 dollars. The NNNNN .com dropped unexpectedly in August, and DropCatch caught it. Numeric domains attract Chinese domain investors like bees to pollen, and thi...
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September 2, 2020 DomainGang
22678.com, Alibackorders, Chinese domain investors, DropCatch, NNNNN.com domains
Another LL .com sells to the Chinese! The domain FW.com has changed ownership, moving from the Domain Capital inventory to China. The domain’s movement was recorded by Canadian domain investor, George Kirikos, who updated the LL .com statistics i...
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June 12, 2020 DomainGang
Chinese domain investors, FW.com, George Kirikos, LL.com, two letter .com
Greece has welcomed Chinese investors in recent years, through the provision of the golden visa program. Investing in premium real estate lots in Greece ensured extended stay and travel across Europe. Many affluent investors from China enjoy this privi...
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May 4, 2020 DomainGang
.GR.COM domains, Chinese domain investors, Chinese domainers, GR.com, Greece, LL.com, two letter domain
This Chinese domain name investor is sitting on valuable online real estate. Two letter .com domains are some of the most valuable online real estate. And you’ll find many of these domains registered to Chinese companies and investors. Chinese domain investor Yue Dai owns the largest portfolio of these prized domains, according to Whois records. […]
Post link: Meet Yue Dai, the man who owns the most two-letter .com domains
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April 29, 2020 Andrew Allemann
Chinese domain investors, domain investing, topstory, Yue Dai
President Trump‘s relentless policies on Chinese goods impose millions of dollars in tariffs. The onslaught on China is rapidly expanding, in order to ensure that the Communist Capitalism model does not spread westwards. New measures now include ...
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September 23, 2019 DomainGang
Chinese domain investors, Communist Capitalism, LL.com, LLLL.com, Parody news, Tamade Gan
China has devalued its currency, the RMB, and it’s not just the Dow Jones index that’s plunging. The USD/RMB pair dropped below the 7/1 ratio, causing financial turmoil to the markets. In essence, the international buying power of Chinese d...
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August 5, 2019 DomainGang
Chinese domain investors, Chinese domainers, Communist Capitalism, LLLL.com
It’s not only the LLLL .com “Chinese premium” domain market that has crashed, but its .CN counterpart as well. Even though the LLLL .com market peaked years ago, the Chinese domain traders continued to move money into LLLL .CN, perhap...
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July 21, 2018 DomainGang
.cn domains, Chinese domain investors, LLLL .CN
The ultra-premium, two letter domain WW.com has been sold, and the transaction took place via the Escrow.com Concierge service. Registered in 1990, WW.com was in the hands of Chinese domain investors for several years, and it was brokered for sale, acc...
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April 25, 2018 DomainGang
Chinese domain investors, Escrow.com, Escrow.com Concierge, LL.com, two letter domains, ww.com
When it comes down to LL .com domains, letter quality is irrelevant, even to the Chinese. China’s companies and investors have been gobbling up domain after domain in the two letter .com namespace. Domain investor, George Kirikos, keeps track of ...
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April 17, 2018 DomainGang
ar.com, Chinese domain investors, George Kirikos, LL.com
China’s domain market has evolved into a complex market place that often follows guidelines issued by the Chinese government; we call this the “Communist Capitalism” model. No longer focused on the so-called “Chinese lettersR...
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February 12, 2018 DomainGang
Chinese domain investors, Chinese domain market report