Until now, TikTok creators had to rely on sponsorships or ads to make money from their content...not anymore!
Background: NFTs - aka non-fungible tokens - are just about everywhere these days. They're a one-off digital token that represents ownership of a unique asset (like Jack Dorsey's first tweet).
What happened: Aussie fintech Immutable is an online platform that lets developers create NFT projects, and also lets users buy and sell NFTs.
What else: Immutable has partnered with TikTok to allow a selection of TikTok's most popular vids (think Lil Nas X and Bella Poarch) to be auctioned off as NFTs. It means creators will get permanent royalties for their content.
💡NFT royalties are fast becoming a new breed of compensation for artists and creators online.
💡Unlike regular royalties, NFT royalties give creators a percentage of the sale price every time the NFT creation is re-sold on a marketplace. In other words, when there's a secondary sale of your NFT, you'll get an automatic payout. Kaching.
💡Most marketplaces will let the NFT creator choose their royalty percentage - but it's generally somewhere between 5 and 10%. Until now, TikTok creators had to rely on sponsorships or ads to make money from their content. Not anymore.
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