DIGIVESTASI - Gozali, who made waves in the NFT world during the 2021 bull market, is back. The 24-year-old has launched a pre-sale for his "Ghozali Everyday" NFT, which covers selfies from 2022 until the closing date (3/24) in 2023.

Since its launch, the second edition of the Ghozali Everyday NFT was able to achieve a pre-sale value of 528 ETH or the equivalent of $1.8 million. Buyers of this NFT must deposit a minimum of 0.05 ETH and a maximum of 2 ETH.

"This is a fun project and there will be useful activities. I would also like to thank everyone who bought my first NFT collection "Ghozali Everyday". And thank you to Pandora for helping us release NFTs in the ERC404 ecosystem," he tweeted.

Unlike the first version, in this latest version Gozali uses various accessories such as helmets, hijabs, and others. This NFT also works with Pandora, the encryption project that started ERC-404.

Working with Pandora means that Ghozali NFTs receive tokens equivalent to those in Pandora. There are 1,500 tokens available, with a liquidity pool allocation of 600 NFTs, 600 for pre-sale, 300 tokens for the team, and an airdrop for those who meet the requirements.

Who is Gozali?

Gozali is a man from Semarang who made headlines in local and international media in 2021 after successfully selling 1,000 selfies of himself with flat poses and facial expressions through the OpenSea NFT marketplace. At the time, he priced each NFT selfie at $3 without expecting any interest from serious buyers.

Contrary to his expectations, Gozali's NFT product exploded when prominent members of Crypto Twitter showed their support by purchasing and marketing the product. As its popularity grew, one of Ghozali's NFTs was sold for 0.247 Ether.

Some of Gozali's selfie NFTs sold for 0.9 ETH, which was worth around $3,000. Gozali's collection went on to reach a total trading volume of 317 ETH, which was worth over $1 million. Subsequently, as the cryptocurrency market in 2002 developed into a bear market, enthusiasm for NFTs began to wane and gradually disappeared, along with a decline in the overall trading volume of NFTs.

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