A 12-year-old British boy of Pakistani descent earned 3 300,000 during the school holidays
The baby created a web series in 5 weeks through coding and made millions of pounds
LONDON: A 12-year-old British boy of Pakistani descent, Ben Yamin Ahmed, has done a unique feat by earning 300,000 pounds (more than 68.9 million Pakistani rupees) during his school holidays.
During the school holidays, he revealed that he had made such a huge amount of money by creating a web series of digital images called weird wheel and selling tokens at the Blockchain Ownership Store.
According to Binyamin Ahmed, he created the web series, Coding, in 5 weeks and then put it up for sale, after which his artwork went viral on social media. Without it, those who make so much money are excited to become the youngest programmers in the world, while their father is also a software development engineer.
According to Binyamin Ahmed, he had a few followers on Twitter before the web series was made, but now, fortunately, he has 1.2 million followers on Twitter. Is the currency in which the artwork was sold.
This means that they can go up or down in price and if the digital wallet in which they are holding them
is hacked or compromised by the authorities. No backups.
He never had a traditional bank account. Binyamin's classmates are still unaware of his newly discovered corrupt wealth, even though he has made YouTube videos about his hobbies, in which he enjoys swimming, badminton and taekwondo.
"My advice to other kids who might want to go there is not to force themselves to codify, maybe because you put pressure on your peers," he says.
Like you like to cook, cook, if you like to dance, dance, just use it to the best of your ability.
Binyamin's father, Imran, a software developer who works in traditional finance, encouraged Binyamin
and his brother Yousef to start coding when they were five and six years old.
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