On October 21, 2026, George Hong of Guta.com revealed on X (formerly Twitter) that, according to private sources within the domain industry, the premium numeric domain 365.com was sold several months ago for 100 million RMB—approximately 15 million USD.
365.com was previously held for a long period by a veteran Chinese domain investor, identified as Mr. Lin. The domain is registered with GoDaddy and hosted on Amazon servers. It carries a significant history, having once belonged to Hangzhou 365 E-Commerce Co., Ltd., a company that also held the corresponding 365.org domain.
The number “365” implies “all year round” (every day of the year); it is highly recognizable and easy to remember, making it an ideal domain for businesses, services, and platform-based projects. Within the category of numeric domains, it has always been a rare and sought-after asset. This 100-million-RMB price tag further underscores the long-term value of premium, short numeric .com domains. Given their extreme scarcity, such high-value transactions consistently become a major topic of discussion within the domain industry. The identity of the buyer has not yet been disclosed, and future developments regarding this domain will be worth following.
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