How NFTs will Support Content Creators
The internet has provided a remarkable stage for creativity and innovation. However, there is a problem: conventional content creators are not appropriately compensated for their efforts. Despite its best efforts to propel artists to new heights, the level of competition is so high that creators have little room to expand efficiently. The oversupply of content and creators has annihilated the whole Web 2 universe. Though things are beginning to change, and there is light at the end of the tunnel. Blockchain, and in particular NFTs, are paving the way for content creators to enter the Web 3....
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CTRL / ART / D is the agency that guides artists through the world of NFTs and helps them develop NFT content. NFT, or non-fungible tokens, have been shaking the art world, opening up a new way of exposure and capitalization for artists. But creators might struggle with learning how to leverage NFTs. CTRL / […]
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