GX.com sold for $1.2 million, setting a new record for the value of two-letter .com domain names

Recently, the two-letter domain name GX.com was successfully traded at a high price of $1.2 million, further consolidating the scarcity and high value of two-letter .com domain names in the domain name market, and is known as the "digital gold" in the Internet field.

The GX.com transaction is not only a rare high-priced transaction case in recent years, but also the second seven-digit domain name transaction in 2025. This milestone transaction undoubtedly once again confirms the hard currency status of two-letter .com domain names in the global market, especially for brand upgrading, traffic acquisition and market promotion. It has important strategic significance.

Due to its short characters, rich meanings and global universality, two-letter .com domain names have long been a popular category for terminal companies and investors. In particular, concise and powerful domain names like GX.com are suitable for multiple industries, including financial technology, blockchain, e-commerce, games, etc., and have extremely high commercial development potential and brand building value.

In recent years, the market performance of two-letter .com domain names has continued to be strong, repeatedly breaking transaction records. The successful transaction of GX.com not only demonstrates the activity of the high-end domain name market, but also proves the long-term investment value of high-quality domain names as digital assets. In the future, more high-priced high-quality domain names are expected to be sold, further promoting the development and prosperity of the entire domain name industry.

It is worth noting that many high-quality two-letter .com domain names such as SH.com, JP.com, and KR.com are currently listed for sale on the DN.com platform, attracting much attention from the market. These domain names also have extremely high investment value and wide industry adaptability, and have great potential for future transactions.