Indonesian student millionaire who sold selfies as NFTs redeems US$2,700 for now, plans more digital assets

By cineramaJanuary 20, 2022NFT

Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali took a picture of himself sitting in front of his computer almost every day over the last five years (Photo: AFP/Daffa Ramya Kanzuddin) JAKARTA: Indonesian […]

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Indonesian student millionaire who sold selfies as NFTs redeems US$2,700 for now, plans more digital assets

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