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Spotify is Taking Further Steps into the NFT Digital Space

Spotify was one of the first streaming firms to dive into the NFT digital space. Recently, Spotify has decided to strengthen its territory in the NFT digital space by allowing artists to showcase their work and NFT collections. This new development was fueled by the launching of “Spotify Island” on May 3. Spotify is currently testing the introduction of a new feature that will give access to artists to promote their NFTs on its platform. This will be a huge turnaround for most artists, although the NFT craze is slowing down.

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Spotify emerged in full force as an audio streaming company and was able to prove its spectacular progress over the past few years by being one of the best streaming companies that deliver a service when it’s needed by the audience. When it comes to music streaming, Spotify is on top of the list as compared to its competitors. This means that Spotify is extra spectacular since it’s above some competitive large capitalized firms from the historical ages. It has managed to usurp big brands like Apple and Google with an unstoppable, ever-expanding force in the digital industry. Two main reasons have led to the growth and expansion of this firm. Spotify has managed to develop a culture of paying attention to its staff and employees, including their well-being. The other reason is that Spotify focuses on analysis and growth funding relentlessly. Recently, Spotify has decided to take the innovation phase further by bettering the NFT digital system that was well incorporated into its platform.

The NFT Promotion

Spotify is now testing a solution to enable artists to showcase their NFT collections. This process is already in progress for Android users who reside in the US. In the past, artists could promote merchandise and tickets on the Spotify platform, but now they will use their profiles to promote their NFT collections. Customers will now preview the artists’ profiles based on the NFT collections listed on their profiles. However, this does not mean that Spotify is evolving into an NFT marketplace but just preserving the ongoing task of assisting artists in promoting their work.

“Spotify is working a check. It should assist a small group of artists to promote their current third-party NFT choices through their artist profiles,” a Spotify spokesperson reported.

The spokesperson also reported that Spotify will not take any cut from these NFT sales during the testing period. Steve Aoki and The Wombats are some of the first artists to adopt the NFT technology and are already taking part in this Spotify test. Moreover, users have reported that Spotify is compensating some people to chat with team members of the company to give views on how they see NFTs and Web3 technology. Surveys are also being conducted, and some questions have been posted on social media platforms like Twitter asking users why they buy NFTs.

Data collected during these tests will help Spotify in deciding the next course of action regarding NFTs and the digital space.

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