Prophet

From student selfies to NFT king - real name Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali - Indonesian computer science student 2017 - starts taking daily selfies at age 18 - no smiles, no filters, just a straight stare - done in front of his computer 2017–2021 - continues the routine every single day - builds a collection of 5 years of photos - originally meant for a graduation timelapse 2022 - discovers crypto and NFTs - mints 933 selfies on OpenSea - names the collection “Ghozali Everyday” - prices them at $3 each Same year - a celebrity chef gives him a shoutout - crypto community floods in - collection goes viral - floor price jumps to 0.9 ETH (~$3,000) - total volume surpasses $1 million - Ghozali becomes a millionaire overnight he later says - never expected anyone to buy his selfies - blockchain turned his routine into profit 2024 - returns after months of silence - launches “Ghozali Everyday” Part 2 - mixes NFTs with memecoin mechanics on Base - presale capped at 400 ETH - demand pushes it to 527 ETH (~$1.8M) - refunds excess funds to buyers 2025 - accusations begin circulating online - labeled in posts as part of rug pull trends - rumors claim “running away with ~$3M - Ghozali denies allegations - states it was a creative project, not a scam - no clear evidence confirmed Today - original 933 NFTs still exist on OpenSea, last sales ~10$ - known as the “selfie NFT millionaire” - example of how simple ideas can explode online