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NFTs are the early stage of a social network that doesn't rely on ads or 'poison marketplaces' to bring communities together, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko says
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Non-fungible tokens might be all the rage right now, but they're in fact the early foundations the social networks of the future, according to Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko.
NFTs are often sold as part of a collection, or come as part of a play-to-earn gaming platform, linking up owners all over the world. The sense of community is built in from the get-go and requires no external involvement.
«I think these are the early starts of true web social networks that do not rely on ads for monetization that don't rely on Google or Facebook to function,» Yakovenko told Insider in a recent interview.
«They are purely these digital communities that can monetize/self monetize from their own content without the need of any of these external
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