The NFT craze has infected every sector, the latest of which comes from the popular subscription platform — OnlyFans. The website, primarily used for adult content has made the decision to allow users to post verified NFTs as profile pictures.
Read CRYPTONEWSLAND onIn detail, the platform will only be able to support NFTs minted on the Ethereum blockchain. More so, these NFT profile pictures will have the Ethereum icon on them to show that they are authentic.
To specify, these NFT profile pictures will enter the platform from December onwards. When it began, OnlyFans gave many the chance to create content and make a profit from it. In fact, the more subscribers they got, the more they could earn.
Expressing their delight at the news is Ami Gan — OnlyFans Chief Executive Officer,
”Our mission is to empower creators to own their full potential. This feature is the first step in exploring the role that NFTs can play on our platform.”
Indeed, it seems NFTs have truly taken the world by storm. Much like Twitter and many other social media platforms like Reddit, OnlyFans has also joined the NFT race. No doubt, active users are patiently looking forward to December.
Not to mention, more news on the matter may be available over the next few months. Last year, the NFT market surpassed $40 billion. At the rate NFTs are being adopted this year, we may see another impressively new record high this year as well.
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