Instagram’s Non-Featured Tokens (NFT) pilot is the first step in its “Coe Monetization” strategy. Although the plan is still in the early stages of formation, Instagram hopes that with millions of coe creators and billions of users, it can turn NFTs io a significa source of revenue.
According to CoinDesk, Instagram, the social network owned by the company Meta (formerly Facebook), announced on Monday, after unveiling its “digital collections”, that it plans to make NFTs a source of income for the producers of the platform, which has more than one billion users. has, convert
Instagram has not explained how to use this plan. After the launch of the program, Instagram only allows a limited number of coe creators to share their digital art on the platform. In addition, artists cannot sell or trade their artwork, and they will not be paid a fee for publishing their products.
It should be meioned that after the trial period, the money (buying and selling process) also eers the cycle of this project. On Monday, Instagram posted a job ad for a blockchain expert. According to this advertiseme, the meioned person is supposed to help Instagram in explaining the strategy and roadmap for creating new ways of earning money based on blockchain technology.
According to this job advertiseme, coe producers can use blockchain technology to create targeted and profitable communication with their fans. The task of the product manager of this project will be to help Instagram to build such a relationship.
Jon Victor, a Web 3.0 and NFT strategist at Protocol Labs startup, said that millions of users on Instagram and other social media platforms are now trading their goods and services in a multi-billion dollar economic cycle. They sell dollars to their followers.
He cautioned that not everyone is looking for NFTs. He pois to the negative reaction of Ubisoft gamers and the company’s failed ery io the world of NFTs earlier this year. This can partially explain the reason why coe producers are limited in Instagram’s trial plan.
It is likely that a small number of propones of coe creators will be on board with the topic of NFTs. Of course, considering the hugeness of Instagram and the number of its users, this plan is still a great business proposition for Meta and its creators.
Referring to the NFT market profile picture (PFP Market), Victor said:
You see organized communities forming around NFTs; So it makes sense to extend this idea to coe creators who are building their own communities.
Instagram did not provide further explanation regarding the earning of money through non-like tokens on this platform and only meioned the rece words of Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Company. Zuckerberg said a while ago that Instagram should promote differe ways that coe creators can earn money. According to him, the issue of NFTs can be one of these methods.
In rece mohs, the high-ranking heads of Meta have paid special atteion to the slogan “Priority with coe producers”. In a rece call in April, Zuckerberg emphasized the need for creative plans to make money and differeiate Instagram from other platforms.
Adam Mosseri, director of Instagram, said in the video iroducing this initiative:
One of the most challenging issues we need to solve as an industry is how to help coe creators make a living doing what they love.
Musari explained that not everyone is going to use digital collections. According to him, only a subset of coe producers who wa it can take advaage of this opportunity and turn it io a useful and suitable way to earn money.
One of these coe producers is a street artist known on social media as Masnah.eth. To make money, he pais huge profile pictures in NFT format for his clies on the side of buildings and shares them on Instagram.
The artist is still not sure if he was to eer Instagram’s NFT-based economy. He says it is still impossible to predict how the plan will play out. For this reason Masna He said on his Twitter that it is still too early to comme on generating income from this method and he needs to do more research in this field.
However, he, who sells his street art as NFT, is still not convinced about monetizing non-homo tokens on Instagram.
He coinues to say:
I don’t know why I should participate in this plan (earning heterosexual tokens) of Instagram. It doesn’t really make sense to me.
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