I hated school but now I’m a teen millionaire – my car’s worth £180k, I have Rolexes & I make £18k as I sleep
A YOUNG MAN went from hating school and failing his classes to becoming a multi-millionaire.
Samuel Snell revealed he became a multi-millionaire at just 20 after growing sick of working his part-time job at McDonald’s.
Taking to TikTok, the young man revealed he now rakes in over £5million and spends his days cruising in high-end Lamborghinis and bagging his dream car, a Ferrari.
In one clip, Samuel revealed how he went from rags to riches.
He said: “At 17 I was failing all my classes, I wanted to drop out and leave.
“I got my first job at McDonald’s, I tried saving all my money, I spent it clubbing.”
At this point Samuel realised something had to change, so he decided to start to learn cryptocurrency – and it seemed to have paid off for him.
Now he goes racing around sunny Australia in his dream car – a Ferrari 488 Spider worth £180,000 and splashes out on a private jet to Dubai to snatch up diamond-encrusted Rolex watches worth over £65,000.
Samuel started to learn about Bitcoin and investment in his childhood bedroom when he was just 17.
He then started a business with his best friend, ‘Crypto Gods,’ a private community where he teaches others how to invest, making the pair multi-millionaires.
Now Samuel claims he is so successful his business makes him thousands even while he sleeps.
Samuel has garnered a massive following on his account @samuelsnell with over one million followers and over 14 million likes.
But it seems not everyone is convinced of Sam’s claims he’s become a millionaire through cryptocurrency.
One person wrote: “He earns his money by selling the courses bro.”
Another commented: “You saying you made it but u still rent cars.”
“Obviously everybody has the same story,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “You inspire me bro.”
“Can you please please please teach me,” claimed a fifth.
Buying any cryptocurrency is incredibly risky.
With any investment, there is a risk that the value of your money could go down as well as up. That means you should only invest money you can afford to lose.
Crypto can be riskier than other investments because they are volatile and speculative – their price often rising and falls very quickly, sometimes seemingly for not reason.
Many cryptocurrencies have a short track record, making them difficult to understand and predict.
This type of investment is also not protected by the regulator which means you have no protection if things go wrong.
The UK regulator has warned that Brits risk losing ALL of their money if they invest in cryptocurrencies.
If you are considering investing in any type of crypto, do your research first and only invest money you can afford to lose.
Be wary of scams, too, as the crypto market is often a target for fraud.
Look out for fake celebrity endorsements or social media profiles pushing certain coins.
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