🧩 One Username, One Story: (Part I) --- @shiba

🔥 The Biggest Oversight on Fragment History
📅 In November 2022, just days after Fragment.com was launched, one of its early investors purchased the username @shiba for a staggering 81,449 TON.
Everything seemed normal… until something strange happened.
📉 Just a few days later, the investor mistakenly listed the username for auction. And on December 2, 2022, it was sold for only 11,600 TON.
🧠 Since the platform was still very new, it’s likely that the owner accidentally initiated the auction and then forgot to place bids to defend it.

📨 Right after the auction ended, the original buyer sent two messages to the wallet of the new owner:

"Hey, go I'm buy @shiba. It was mistake sell on auction."

"I'm buy him for 81k tons."

🔁 Meanwhile, the new owner tried to resell the username for 59,000 TON, but couldn’t find a buyer.
He posted messages like:

"@shiba for 59k. 1st owner price 81k. Much better than your @shib"

🎯 Finally, on December 30, 2022, the original buyer was able to buy back the username after negotiations — this time for 15,000 TON.
But..

📌 Let’s break down the numbers:
🔹 Difference between buyback price and auction sell price:
15,000 – 11,600 = 3,400 TON
🔹 5% platform fee on the 11,600 TON sale:
580 TON
✅ Total actual loss:
3,400 + 580 = 3,980 TON

💎 This story shows that in the world of digital assets, even a few clicks on the wrong day can cost thousands of dollars.
🧠 Precision, timing, and system awareness are all that stand between you and a 4,000 TON loss.

❓Now here's a question to think about:
If the second buyer had refused to sell, how much would this mistake have truly cost?
👉 A total loss of 69,269 TON:
81,449 (Buy) – 11,600 (Sell) – 580 (Fee) = 69,269 TON

💭 If you were the second buyer…
Would you have sold the username back for 15,000 TON — or kept it?

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