job to work in the NFT market
Every day, we hear about people who sell tokens like no other (NFT) and make a fortune while also changing their lives in some way.
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This time it is about a woman who was able to use her photography skills to sell her artwork in NFT format and significantly increase her personal income.
As quoted by Crypto Slate, digital currency enthusiasts believe that the industry can change people's lives forever. This was confirmed by the life stories of many people.
The life of Brittany Pierre, a 36-year-old woman who has lived for years on a meager salary, changed when she came across NFTs by chance.
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The employee's life was the ideal situation for Pierre until he found out that one of his close friends, Elise Swoops, was selling one of his businesses through one of his markets, buying and selling unmatched tokens, earning about $17,600.
The success of the British Pierre led him to decide to enter the NFT industry. Pierre initially used two sources to learn more about how NFTs work: his friend Elise and, of course, the Internet.
About a month after Piir acquired the skills to work in the NFT space, he put his first set of NFTs up for sale.
Although the price of each of his unique tokens was no more than a few hundred dollars, the proceeds from their sale exceeded the total amount he had previously earned through his monthly salary.
- Because that money was exactly the size of his rent, Pierre concluded that he was making good money selling his first wing in the NFT.
- By the time the first collection was sold, Pierre had found another job. However, he decided to quit his job and devote all his time to NFTs. This decision later changed his life forever.
- Last year, he made more than $100,000 by selling his artwork on the NFT trading platform. In a recent interview, he described his experience as changing the course of his life.
- Pierre explained that this income not only meets his basic needs but also enables him to cover his expenses.
- With this money, he bought himself better photographic equipment, and now he wants to buy a Tesla and a house with his savings.
He said of the experience:
- It's not just NFTs, but digital currencies, in general, that can help the underprivileged, especially the black community.
- The interesting thing is that Pierre is not the only person whose life has changed forever with his extraordinary story in the NFT industry.
- Earlier, Benjamin Ahmed, a 12-year-old British-Pakistani boy, made around $400,000 selling the NFT Weird Whales series.
- In addition, a 22-year-old Indonesian student named Sultan Gustav Al-Ghazal, whose NFTs became a millionaire on the open market, reduced the price of his NFTs