Ghozali Everyday horrendous social media in the country. Only with selfie photos used as Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT), the collection is now worth billions of rupiah.
Ghozali sells photos of himself on OpenSea. The item being sold is a collection of selfies taken every day from the age of 18 to 22 years, in the range of 2017 to 2021.
"It's literally a picture of me standing in front of my computer day in and day out," he wrote on his OpenSea profile.
The young man from Solo sells each photo for 0.001 ETH or around Rp. 48 thousand. In total there are 933 photos offered. He didn't expect that many people would be interested in him.
"Today more than 230 NFT sold and until now I don't understand why you want to buy my photo NFT. I thank you guys for five years my efforts paid off," he said on Twitter @Ghozali_Ghozalu last Tuesday (11/1/2022) ).
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In a tweet posted on Wednesday (12/1/2022), Ghozali revealed that in three days, only 331 NFT of his photos remained. No wonder Ghozali Everyday managed to break into the top 30 of OpenSea's 24-hour trading volume ranking with an increase of 54764.77%.
Our monitoring on Thursday (13/1/2022), the cheapest Ghozali Everyday NFT collection is sold for 0.28 ETH or around Rp. 13.5 million. With a total of 933 collections, Ghozali's NFT business is worth almost Rp 12.6 billion.
Ghozali's NFT buyers are not only crypto asset activists. Even public figures also collect selfie photos of Ghozali.
One of them is Chef Arnold Poernomo who buys up to 20 NFT. He then used one of his collections as a profile photo for his social media account.
"Gozali made his project for the last 3 years. Hard work and dedication of one person. This space (NFT) has changed many people's lives..if it can change you...we can change his life too. GG Gozali God Bless," wrote the man who is known as the Indonesian Master Chef jury.