OnlyFans, an online membership platform known for pornographic content, said on Thursday that users can now use verified NFTs as profile images.
The UK-based business, which claims to have launched the functionality in December, joins the likes of Twitter and Reddit in looking into methods to incorporate digital tokens into their platforms. find out more
During the pandemic, OnlyFans, which began in 2016, became in popularity as a means for producers to make money by selling material directly to subscribers.
OnlyFans ventures into NFT profile pictures
OnlyFans has stated that it will only accept NFTs created on the Ethereum network. It stated that an Ethereum emblem would appear in inventors’ NFT profile photographs to identify them as genuine.
YouTube, owned by Alphabet (GOOGL.O), expounded on its own intentions for NFTs this week, stating that it may provide means to check the integrity of digital assets using its video archive. Last year, NFT sales increased, but critics claim that frauds, copyright theft, and other exploitative practices are all too widespread.
