Soamjena Age, Wife, Family, Biography & More

Some Lesser Known Facts About Soamjena

• Soamjena is an Indian YouTuber, traveller, filmmaker, and serial entrepreneur. He founded QubeSys and JetSpot and serves as their CEO.

• Soamjena took up part-time jobs like fixing computers and cell phones for INR 50 to INR 100 because he was having financial difficulties while in college. Among his friends, he earned the titles “Computer Ninja” and “Mobile Ninja” for his abilities and competence.

• During his first year of graduation, with a saving of INR 20,000, he purchased a used laptop from eBay, which he used to study HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other subjects. He then began to provide people with basic coding services at no cost, and people later began to pay him for his work.

• He was unable to pay his hostel bills, so he left college and returned home in 2008 from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

• Soamjena founded his first business, “QubeSys,” in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, in 2008. He registered the business the following year. It was his passion for coding that led him to create this IT firm that focuses on YouTube consulting, eCommerce, app development, and website design. Now, QubeSys is situated in Dubai.
  

  Soamjena working for Qubesys

• He founded the media company “Photozone” in 2010 in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha. It specialises in aerial photography, corporate films, and wedding films. His love of filming and interest in content creation served as a motivation for starting this business. Brands like Audi, Mercedes, Budweiser, Maruti Suzuki, and others have worked with Photozone.

• He launched the online store SBK store, popularly known as Superbike Store, in 2014. For bikers in need of clothing, helmets, riding gear, bike parts, and other accessories, it is a one-stop shop.

• He founded JetSpot, an internet service provider, in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, in 2015 because he was fascinated by the functioning of the internet and Cisco Gear, a local Bhubaneswar internet provider.
  

  Soamjena at the JetSpot office

• Soamjena founded JetCloud in 2017, the first data centre in Odisha, with the goal of building his own small DC (data centre) and hosting clients globally.

• He launched his merchandise store, Mystock, in 2018.

• He started his YouTube channel, SOAMJENA, in 2018. Over 430K people have subscribed to his YouTube channel. He posts videos about his everyday life, money, trading, luxury vehicles and bikes, and travel.
• He launched Odiatoka, a second YouTube channel, in 2020 and began posting vlogs there in the Odia language.

• Soamjena began studying the foundations of trading in 2022. Following three to four months of research and trading practice, he opened his own website, www.soamjena.com, and began offering other traders his pre-made algo strategies.
  

  Soamjena trading

• In his YouTube vlogs, he frequently discusses his own trading experiences and suggestions. He conducted live trading sessions on YouTube on a few occasions. Soamjena relocated to Dubai in October 2021 in order to fully get involved in the cryptocurrency market and avoid paying taxes.

• There are several other sources of income for Soamjena. He uses his blogs and other social media accounts to promote products as an affiliate marketer. He gets paid a commission each time a customer purchases a product using his link. He offers private consulting services to different brands in order to accelerate their growth and develop strategies. He also made an attempt to enter the real estate market in 2023.

• Soamjena’s passion for motorcycles began after he bought his first Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight in 2013.

• He discussed his travel plans in one of his vlogs, stating that he typically plans his trips a year in advance and takes three road trips annually, each of which involves a minimum of 2,000 to 3,000 miles of travel. He enjoys taking solo trips. The countries that he has travelled to are the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Greece, Singapore, China, Hongkong, Thailand, Maldives, Indonesia, and Switzerland.
  

  Soamjena in Switzerland

• On 8 September 2023, a mistake in the Sensex call option at 67000 strikes cost Soamjena about Rs. 78 lakh. This incident occurred due to a glitch in the Zerodha app. ^[2]Mint