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Guta.com,
a domain brokerage firm that has
gained fame as a bridge between the
Western and Chinese domain
communities, has just launched a new
quarterly Premium
Domain Sales Observation Report
that will be of interest to anyone
interested is selling to (or buying
from) the Chinese market. Bilingual
Guta Founder & CEO George
Hong maintains homes and offices
in both the U.S. and China
which has put him and his staff in
the middle of many high end sales
between and within the two
nations.
Guta's
first report breaks down sales of
premium domains (with a primary
focus on those containing 1-4
numbers or 1-3 letters)
that Guta observed in the just
completed 3rd quarter of 2018. The report includes individual domain
names and prices paid if not subject
to a non-disclosure agreement. Here
are just a few interesting notes
from the initial Guta report:
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Nearly
50% of rare 2-letter .com sales
went to blockchain or
cryptocurrency related end
users.
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While there is always a demand for
3-letter .coms, wholesale prices
paid by Chinese buyers declined
while prices for short numeric
domains remained stable.
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George
Hong
Founder & CEO, Guta.com
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