The 12-year-old earns £ 250,000 by selling various wheel emojis-Benjamin Ahmed,

 

A the young man from London earned almost 290,000 rupees (Rs. 2,93,38,798) after selling his Pixelat digital wheel emoji collection, Wired. Wheel, as a non-fungal token (NFTs). The collection has 3,350 pixelated wheels.

Benjamin Ahmed, a 12-year-old boy, has chosen to keep his money in the form of Ethereum, in which his collection was sold. Ahmed has been. Programming since he was five years old

 created 3,350 emoji-like whales using his algorithm, popular pixelated wheel memes, and the popular digital art style. Using pixel art, Ahmed created all the layers of foundations for whales and their features.

Its NFT site said, "He then, at that point made 3350 novel advanced collectibles for the program utilizing the open source Python script, which he tweaked for his assortment. This is the first example of a Kauai pixel wheel being used in a creative art project with customs-free chain and encryption proof.

Inspiration began with a popular pixelated whale meme image and a popular digital art style, but he created a set of 3,350 emoji-type whales using his program.

"It was interesting to see that they were slowly emerging on my screen," said the 12-year-old.

Benjamin is already working hard on his third collection, which will be based on superheroes.

He also wants to make an "underwater game" with the whale.