Huge companies are creating virtual worlds built with rare digital items. Beyond debating whether the metaverse could exist, it's now: “Who minted your avatar?” The creative class refuses to be left behind. Sponsored content by NEARProtocol:
NEAR was always meant to be more than just a blockchain protocol with a few financial tools. Instead, the team behind the platform wanted to foster community and creativity in as many forms as possible.
But the creative class refuses to be left behind. The recent surge in creators making a living through NFTs illustrates this fact, and NEAR provides an ideal platform for them to join the crypto fray. Now designers, musicians and other artists hold clear paths to upgrading their work to earn a living.
They connected with Mintbase, an NFT utility engine that offers tools for community organization, revenue and royalty sharing functions and even marketplaces. They connected with Satori, the soon-to-be launched platform for artists and musicians to leverage NFTs for new commercial relationships with fans.
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