12 Years old Benyamin Ahmed II An Inspiration for us

[Imran232]

Todays trending news post all about Benyamin ahmed. A 12 years old boy live in london owner of Weird whales Nft collection profile on Opensea. And its a verified profile with over 3.4k plus item.

He is a pixelated artist which has launch as an NFT. And according to bbc news he sold over £290k worth of Nft during this covid pandemic.  Its like a history a 12 year old boy just made a history on nft marketplace.

Lots of people predict that nft is a money laundering weapon well it might be truth in some cases but if talent comes then there has lots of people who are ready to give valued of talent.  Its a proof of it.

What do you guys want say about his achievement any kinds of opinion is acceptable.

His journey is truely inspiring for beginners, middlers or experts it for everyone. If you want to know about him more then i follow the bbc new.


BBC NEWS


His some work examples:

[pakhitheboss]

NFT is over hyped and any digital art on the market place is getting sold for crazy amount of money. I do not think this will go on for a long time. It is just like the ICO times, people were investing in shit digital arts, later on they will realize what a mistake it. I still do not understand why people are crazy about pixelated images? Very soon the government would start to look into the NFT space if money laundering is the reason for this hype.

[Lucius]

What is the lesson of this story? That any child can very easily make relatively big money just by playing on the computer? I don’t think so, but that there are always those who are different from others (more intelligent), and those who have parents who guide and encourage them to do things like this.

The other side of this story shows us that people obviously have enough money to spend on things like this, and that this market has become quite profitable even for 12-year-olds. Some will say that this may be an inspiration for others, and of course, there is truth in that - because people like to imitate successful people.

But as in everything, few succeed, because success is the result of talent, perseverance, and the availability of technical conditions to achieve something. Children who do not have computers, internet access, and even electricity cannot be inspired by such stories.

[nakamura12]

I am inspired. Is that it?. I don't see any other inspiration if you call it but earning money by selling nft is what is not an inspiration. I would aay that it is inspiring is how he did it or his mindset the time when he didn't sold the nft. If it is about having a talent and use it in crypto then I would say it is inspiring as you made use of your talent un crypto like being a digital artist like him or other talent or even skills. Take what Lucius said about what lesson in this story or what lesson in this story that we can set as an example.

[Beparanf]

I always see this news yesterday popping on my browser I thought that it was just a spam fake news because its a kid but when I read deeper now on the article, I understand now how it's possible so the kid design a pixelated NFT and people appreciated his work that result to high bids on each of it's NFT. I'm amaze since he is a kid but this kind of unusual story is not new on crypto especially when the outcome is can be manipulate by a whale.

[20kevin20]

Congrats to the kid for making such a large amount of money out of art at a young age, but honestly this NFT thing is going insanely crazy with no reason. It cannot be sustainable for too long.. Like, you just release some random art and have to find someone weird enough to pay you a shit ton of money for it lol. Most of the top earners there on OpenSea are imo silly creations, but maybe it's just me who doesn't fully understand art..