Quote from: andriarto on Today at 06:50:53 AM

we can't predict someone's luck, the unexpected thing is someone in my country who diligently uploads his own photos on opensea, for 4 years, he got luck that he didn't expect. until finally many people flocked to offer their work at opensea. but a person's fortune cannot be imitated, but if it is our right then nothing is impossible, the important thing is that we must continue to work

Yes, I've also heard that if someone from Indonesia earns quite a bit of profit from the NFT selfies he sells, I think what he gets is a luck, He uploads selfies every day and he even became a trending topic on Twitter at that time.

Quote from: maydna on Today at 02:05:09 PM

That's why many people now upload their photos on Opensea. They use a proverb, "just follow where the money flows, and you may have a chance to make money."

People can use any price they want, but no one will know when or who will buy that stuff. And yes, I agree that he can use a small price to see if he can get his first buyer, but that will be up to him.

What he did was indeed an inspiration and encouraged many people to do something and hope them the same luck, indeed no one forbids people from uploading NFT on opensea, but if you look at Opensea now it looks very bad because almost everyone uploads NFT on opensea outside of works of art, in my opinion, Opensea now looks like a messy market, because we can find things that are inappropriate for uploading such as photo ID cards, passports, bank accounts, vulgar photos, and even personal photos.