The current rage in the domain name market are those short numeric and alphanumeric names that are snapped up by the hundreds by buyers from China at high prices that sometimes exceed the million dollar mark. For example, this year 01.com was sold for $1,820,000 and 20.com for $1,750,000. Others include 651.com for $288,600, 1168.com for $104,560 and 46888.com for $49,990. Even 6-digit 989999.com fetched $28,634. 

PRC88.com is a great name for businesses or individuals who want to own a rare piece of China digital real-estate that is getting scarcer by the day. It can also be used for a chain of stores or e-commerce platform that priced their goods at 88 cents, dollars, Yuan or whatever currency as an alternative to the overly used 99-cent stores.

PRC: possible acronym of

• People's Republic of China
• Professional Regulation Commission (Philippines)
• Philippine Refining Company
• Protestant Reformed Church
• Propulsion Research Center
• Prime Restaurants of Canada