Twitter already facilitates Twitter Blue subscribers to showcase their NFTs in a personalized profile exhibit. Presently, Twitter is aiming to offer additional display options for NFT art, free of cost (since it would be derived from the URL specifics, not your cryptocurrency wallet), and could aid Twitter pass into the nearby community talk in the app.
It’s the most recent of Twitter’s continuing display trials; the network is also experimenting with a brand-new link sneak peak display for chosen sites that includes bigger photos, changeable fonts, and more visible CTAs to encourage more hits.
Akin to the new method for NFT postings, this might let Twitter engage in the application’s growing NFT and Web3 debate.
Regardless of how strongly you feel that NFTs are a gimmick, there is a large community of extremely enthusiastic fans who are eager to interact with other people in the domain. They’re also prepared to pay to demonstrate their community loyalty, which is why it sounds good for Twitter and other social networks to support NFT community formation and involvement wherever feasible.
This is yet another piece of the strategy, and it will be fascinating to watch whether new CEO Elon Musk intends to increase Twitter’s emphasis on Web3 and cryptocurrencies in the future.