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From Steemit and LBRY to Ujo Music and SuperRare, discover how blockchain technology empowers content creators in the digital age. Blockchain technology has recently penetrated a number of sectors, altering the way we do business, store data and interact with digital assets. The decentralized and transparent nature of blockchain also benefits content creators, including authors, musicians, artists and photographers. Blockchain-based platforms offer unique opportunities for content creators to protect their intellectual property, receive fair compensation, and engage with a global audience. This article will explore seven blockchain-based platforms that enable content producers to earn money from their work while retaining creative control. Steemit A blockchain -based social media site called Steemit pays content producers in cryptocurrency. By publishing creative material, supporting worthy content and engaging with the platform ’s community, users can earn “Steem” tokens. The dece...

Could every e-commerce store become an NFT store, as predicted by the former chief marketing officer of ConsenSys? This project thinks so. In 2021, Forbes hinted at NFTs being the future of e-commerce, a reality that is becoming increasingly apparent today. Amanda Cassat, ex-chief marketing officer of ConsenSys, went even further, predicting: “I think every single e-commerce store is going to turn into an NFT store.” This view is supported by the increasing integration of NFTs by major brands like Louis Vuitton and celebrities such as Snoop Dogg. However, the driving force behind NFT adoption isn’t just high-profile endorsements but also meeting the evolving needs of customers actively participating in the NFT space. Furthermore, with businesses like NVIDIA and Unity, and metaverse-based projects like Roblox, Decentraland and Sandbox heavily investing in the Metaverse — a key use case for NFTs — it’s clear that the e-commerce sector is on the verge of a significant shift, regardless o...