neuralrobotics.com sold for $26,000, a return of over 1300 times from a $20 purchase.

Jordi recently shared his latest sales record on the X platform: neuralrobotics.com sold for $26,000. Even more noteworthy is that this domain name was initially purchased for only $20, ultimately achieving a return on investment of over 1300 times. Jordi also stated in the post, "I think I underestimated its value, but considering it only cost $20, it's not bad."

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