How 12 years old Boy make $5 Million in Just 2 Month With NFT (Non-Fungible Token) ? Its a real Story of Benyamin Ahmed

Benyamin Ahmed is just 12 year old and he has made his name in NFT or Non Fungible Token by making huge money in NFT. 

Benyamin Ahmed 12 year old Millionaire 

In this summer, Ahmed introduced two Non Fungible Token projects (NFT), including Weird Whales, which earned him around $400,000 in just two months.

Simultaneously, Benyamin Ahmed also join hand with the developers behind Boring Bananas Co. to create Non-Fungible Heroes, an Non Fungible Token (NFT) collection of 8,888 and more comic book-sequel characters.

Benyamin Ahmed launched his collection on Sept. 18 and sell out all stock in hardly 12 minutes. To date, it has generated over $5 million in total sales, according to crypto data platform Dune Analytics.

According to Benyamin Ahmed 

“It was a crazy adrenaline rush. You really never know how popular your product is until you let the public at it,” 

As We know What is NFT and How we Can Create NFT, As NFTs (Non-Fungible Token) are unique digital assets, including jpegs and video clips, that are represented by code on a decentralized digital ledger called a blockchain. Each NFT can be bought and sold, just like physical assets, but the blockchain allows for the ownership and validity of each to be tracked.

The characters in the Non-Fungible Heroes, or NFH, universe consist of heroes, villains and gods with their own story lines. They were designed by former Disney, Marvel and Nickelodeon artists who are now part of the NFH team. 

Ahmed play role as a developer on the team. His job  is concentrate on technical support, including solving queries in the project’s Discord group, Ahmed says.

He also assist to make the project’s web app and smart contract, which is code that powers the project on the block chain, with the help of his web developer father, Imran. Ahmed began to code at just 5 years old, and has continued to advance his programming skills since.

“I have been working closely with the NFH team since the beginning,” Ahmed says. “The Weird Whales community has taught me a lot about what works and doesn’t work, and so I brought the experiences I had there with me.”

For his work on NFH, Ahmed says he received a percentage of the initial sales made after the launch, but declined to disclose the amount.

This wasn’t a “quick cash grab” for Ahmed. “We’re building something that we believe is going to have the potential to disrupt the entire media and entertainment industry,” he says, referring to the NFH project’s overall goal to become “the first NFT project to make it to a theater near you.”

“It is a crowdsourced, real-time, incredible example of how the power of Web3.0 can impact the media and entertainment industry,” Ahmed says. (Web3.0 is a decentralized iteration of the internet that powers applications that run on the Ethereum blockchain, like most NFTs.)

To fund this vision, the NFH team has saved most of its revenue and plan to use it to grow the business and the property, Ahmed says. In addition to its initial collection sale, NFH earns a 5% royalty each time one of its NFTs is resold, making secondary sales an ongoing stream of income for the project.

Benyamin Ahmed First Collection

Although he has been financially successful in the NFT world, Ahmed says one of the most valuable aspects of NFH and the space overall is the community.

“This is key for all successful NFT projects,” he says. “Crypto is quite often seen as an exclusive club for coders and traders. However, this creative and highly educational aspect of communities is being completely overlooked.”

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