The Highly Anticipated Unveiling of Shiba Inu's New NFT Collection: Sheboshis | Sold Out Instantly

Unveiling the eagerly awaited Sheboshis by Shiba Inu: A limited collection that sold out in minutes!

Explore the vibrant digital art now accessible on OpenSea, learn about the instant sell-out phenomenon, and get tips on identifying authentic accounts in the bustling world of Sheboshis.

Sheboshis' Digital Art Now Accessible

Shiba Inu (SHIB) announced on February 24, 2024, that the digital art of its new NFT collection, "Sheboshis," has become accessible for viewing.

Sheboshis is a newly issued limited NFT collection within the SHIB project, featuring 20,000 unique pieces. On February 21, a free distribution began for Shiboshi holders, although the design of the Sheboshis obtained could not be checked at the time of the free distribution.

Now, with the digital art officially published, numerous Sheboshi holders are posting "the art pieces of Sheboshis they have acquired" on platforms like X (Twitter).

Detailed information about Sheboshis is currently available on OpenSea, where accessing the dedicated page allows for the inspection of each NFT's design, features, selling price, and owner.

Remaining NFTs Sold Out in Just 5 Minutes

The launch of Sheboshis followed a strategy of "free distribution to Shiboshi holders, with the remaining unclaimed pieces prioritized for sale to $LEASH holders." This sale reported that the remaining NFTs sold out within 5 minutes of launch.

Secondary sales of existing Shiboshis have commenced on OpenSea, where the minimum selling price has gradually increased. As of the time of writing, prices range from 0.218 ETH to 30 ETH, suggesting the potential for further value appreciation.

On OpenSea, sellers have the ability to set their own NFT selling prices, which can vary significantly. Therefore, checking the average listing price when making a purchase is crucial. OpenSea also allows sorting by "lowest price" and "highest price."

Beware of Fake Sheboshi Accounts

As the trading of Sheboshis is expected to become more active, caution is advised due to the creation of numerous "fake Sheboshi accounts."

On X (Twitter), there have been instances of users being mentioned in attempts to redirect to a "fake Sheboshis account" named "@thesheboshis." It's important to avoid falling prey to such scammers and fraudulent accounts.

The official X account for Sheboshis is "@sheboshis," which is followed by various official SHIB-related accounts. Checking follower information and ensuring the account is legitimate is crucial.

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