Two letters and one less! DX.com was revealed to be sold!

Recently, internationally renowned domain investor Andrew Rosener revealed exciting news on social media: he successfully acquired the two-letter domain DX.com!

As widely recognized, two-letter .com domains are scarce resources with extremely high value, and each transaction captures broad attention in the market.

Andrew Rosener, the CEO of MediaOptions and DomainSherpa, is a top-tier domain broker globally. He has a profound passion for both domains and Bitcoin, particularly optimistic about the prospects and value of two-letter domains.

DX.com was previously owned by the Chinese Shenzhen-based DX (Dealextreme) Holdings Group as a brand domain. DX is a comprehensive cross-border e-commerce website. Founder Chen Lingjian, a Hong Kong native born in the 80s, graduated from a prestigious Ivy League school in the United States. DX.com was registered in October 1994, boasting a history of nearly 30 years. The phonetic abbreviation "DX" has rich meanings, including "university," "your excellency," "large-scale," "heavy snow," "telecommunications," "short message," and more. It can also represent Digital Transformation.

Two-letter .com domains are highly sought after worldwide, utilized by numerous enterprises. Examples include BP.com, BA.com, IG.com in the UK; QQ.com, JD.com, MI.com in China; and MS.com, KO.com, ME.com in the United States.