New NFT trend that will bring millions

The concept of NFT has been redefined a couple of times so far. From once forgotten technology to extremely expensive images, and so on. As of now, NFTs can be considered to be one of the key solutions for web 3.0.?

Content is what’s valued in Web 3.0, right? NFTs have found application here as well. What can we call NFT content then?

• Music

We believe this is a really underestimated area. Although It hasn’t been on the radar, nor there aren’t many marketplaces, it has a great potential.

In “traditional” Web 2.0, artists typically only make $0.003 to $0.005 per stream. And streaming platforms - large centralized companies - play a major part in this. This doesn't meet Web 3.0 standards.?

NFTs have presented a new economic model by creating new opportunities of getting profit from intellectual property without having to rely on mediums. What’s more, thanks to mechanisms built in blockchain technology, NFTs enable creators to get fees from secondary sales. These features help authors take on responsibility for their own work and mitigate problems related to low fees of centralized streaming services.

• Social media content

Surprisingly enough, socials, we are all used to, don’t have decent author support programs. For instance, what happens with networks like Instagram if there is no content anymore? Will they just turn into messengers??

This is another Web 3.0 principle - creators own their work and can easily monetize it.?

• Writing

It's similar to the previous point in a way. Yet, texts per se (novels, articles) are poorly protected from copying. NFTs provide not only a way of protecting your authorship, but also of finding followers and supporting projects you like.

Let's take Mirror.xyz as an example. It allows you to mint your writing piece as a digital collectible and set a customizable supply and price for it. For collectors, owning a writing NFT confers a stake in the piece’s legacy and a place within the community that develops around it.

What kind of NFTs do you think deserve to be known by the public?