Natalia Zakheim's $1M Shiba Inu Flip: Luck or Genius Move?

[evtushevskijj]

Just saw the news about Natalia Zakheim selling her Shiba Inu collection for a whoppin' $1M - gotta ask, was that pure luck or some genius play by her? Anyone know the story behind this sale? Was it listed publicly or a private deal?

 

[MarmoK]

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[anthill_55]

Discussion: best practices

 

[Koala9505]

Anyone experienced with opportunities?

 

[GKEANU]

Dude, that's straight fire - I'm not surprised she cashed out when she did, prices were due for a correction. Genius move or not, it's hard to deny that one - still, not sure if I'd have the guts to sell off 99% of my Shiba at that point...

 

[Pava12]

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[Pole]

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[TeslenkoAE]

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[bexel]

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[novikoff]

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[Arnica]

market updates - let's talk

 

[adrianov denis]

Yooo, I'd say it's a combo of both luck and some solid research. She got into Shiba Inu when it was still under 2 cents and rode the wave, but I'm sure she also did her due diligence on the project and saw some potential for growth. Now she's cashing out her chips

 

[руслан чем]

I think it's a mix of both luck and genius, to be honest. She got in early, but it took serious nerves of steel to hold onto that much capital when shib was crashing. It's not just about being lucky, but also about having the stomach for it.