FiveBucks.com sold for $60,000 at Sedo on Friday. The domain name previously went for $2,373 at GoDaddy auctions.
Registered in 1999 the domain name had been around the world owned by a registrant in California and then it looks like Milan, Italy.
Back in 2018 it looks like they launched to be a Fiverr type site but with Bitcoin.
Bitcoin.com covered it back in 2018.
Three days ago a new freelancer’s marketplace was launched called Fivebucks.com, a platform that allows people to purchase and sell services for only $5. The new website has seen an influx of listings since it launched and all the payments, both inbound and outbound, utilize the peer-to-peer cryptocurrency bitcoin cash.
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