If you don’t go to the world of NFTs, they will come to you, because now the arrival of NFTs is announced on Instagram and although they are currently in the testing phase, we will tell you what their arrival means.
Since 2021, the “non-fungible tokens” (NFT) are here to stay and we have seen them become more and more used by big companies and even at music festivals.
If you still have no idea what we are talking about, don’t worry. Here we have a nice note where we explain everything about NFTs.
Now it’s Meta’s turn, who for now will implement these tokens on Instagram; This was announced by Adam Mosseri, director of the social network.
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This will be the arrival of NFTs on Instagram
Through a post on Twitter, Adam Mosseri explained that tests of the use of MFTs on Instagram will begin this week. This will only be available to a select group of users in the United States.
“Creators are incredibly important to Instagram. But one of the challenges we need to solve in the industry is how to help creators make a living doing what they love,” Mosseri says in the nearly two-minute video.
He explains that although there are already many ways for creators to earn money, the company concluded that one of them is the implementation of NFTs on Instagram.
That is why from this week the test of these tokens begins, which will allow certain creators and collectors “share NFTs they have created or bought” and it can be done both from the Feed, as well as in messages and Stories.
NFTs on Instagram 🎉
This week we’re beginning to test digital collectibles with a handful of US creators and collectors who will be able to share NFTs on Instagram. There will be no fees associated with posting or sharing a digital collectible on IG.
See you next week! ✌🏼 pic.twitter.com/VuJbMVSBDr
– Adam Mosseri (@mosseri) May 9, 2022
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In addition, it ensures that there will be no “fees associated with publishing or sharing a digital collectible” in the app.
It has to be said that Twitter it was the only social network that allowed NFTs to be used as a profile picture; Nevertheless, get paid to post and share these digital files.
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