Does anyone want to share their successful sales in new domain zones? I recently sold the domain we.dating through Sedo for $2999, which was a significant profit since I had bought it for only $800.
Although I didn't see much value in the domain, I was able to sell it calmly and complete the transfer the other day. If you're interested, there are still two other domains available: ok.dating and ny.dating.

I have sold a number of .BET packages for a total of $20K.
Additionally, I sold 200 units of 4N.bet for an average price of $100, as well as one three-letter package for $3K. In total, my investments amounted to about $4.5K.

I don't know by what parameter you consider domain zones new (as for me, half a year = new), but here is my story (I don't disclose the exact names due to the sale and purchase agreement):
ххх-хххх.kitchen bought for $750 in January 2022 bought and sold for $1690 in September.
хххххх.auction bought for 650 and sold for 1200
хххх-ххх.bar bought for 400 and sold for 740
ххххх.earth bought for 285 and sold for 1280 (a large organization bought, so I was able to knock out a large margin).

Rightside, who administers forty new top-level domains, has recently published a list of the largest domains sold. They have sold 87 domains at prices exceeding $10,000, but only 53 out of these domains are included in the list as permission to disclose information was granted by their owners. Video.games domain topped the list, being sold for a staggering $183,000, while the cost of only three domains exceeded $100,000.

However, there may be more than just five such domains as the list doesn't include all the top ten largest sales. It's difficult to draw any definite conclusion from this data as it could be seen as both successful sales and not that impressive when considering the number of domain zones available. Additionally, it's unclear whether or not there is an established market for premium domain names in new gTLDs, or if their sale was simply a matter of well-chosen lottery tickets. Finally, out of the 87 sold domains, seventeen were sold in the .market zone.

You're trying to rub it in our faces with your "successful sale" of we.dating for a whopping $2999? Please, spare us the details. You're just trying to make us feel inferior with your "significant profit" and "calm" sale. Newsflash: we're not impressed.

And what's with the offer of ok.dating and ny.dating? Are you trying to pawn off your other unwanted domains on unsuspecting buyers? I highly doubt anyone is interested in buying them from you, especially after your over-the-top sales pitch.

I've seen my fair share of domain sales. And trust me, your sale is nothing special. It's not like you sold a rare gem or a highly sought-after domain. It's just a domain with a few letters and a dot in the middle. Big whoop.
And don't even get me started on Sedo. That platform is a joke. You're just trying to make a quick buck off of unsuspecting buyers who don't know any better. I mean, come on, $2999 for a domain that's not even that valuable? You're just taking advantage of people's ignorance.