London-based internet subscription service Onlyfans announced that its members will soon have the ability to display authenticated NFTs as their profile pictures.
The site is renowned for its innovative concepts, such as for its direct funding for content creators, its one-time tips, the firm’s pay-per-view (PPV) features, and of course, NSFW content.
As reported by Reuters, Onlyfans started experimenting with blockchain technology. CEO Ami Gan said that the platform’s move into NFTs is meant to empower its userbase:
“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.”
Gan added that the new feature will be for Ethereum-based NFTs, with an Ethereum logo showing if verified.
Last month, Twitter launched their feature to use verified NFT profile pictures, a move that was criticized by Elon Musk who believed it to be a waste of valuable resources for the little value it brings.
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