Meta announced to the world that it is allowing the public to showcase its NFTs on the different social media platforms available from its many brands. It allows people to share and crosspost NFTs from Facebook to Instagram and vice versa.
It is only available in the United States for now and it brings a significant change to the platform's offers on these digital collectibles.
Meta Allows NFT Sharing on Facebook, Instagram
Meta's latest news release invites people to connect their digital wallets to Facebook and Instagram to showcase and post their NFTs to their respective social media accounts, free of charge. The feature is currently limited to the United States region, and it will only work in the said region for now, among selected content creators.
Another feature available from Meta is the ability to crosspost these NFTs from their Facebook and Instagram accounts for their showcase to the world of the tokens they own.
This posting for Facebook and Instagram is available for all users, and there are no limits to their online showcase of the NFTs.
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NFT Showcase on Social Media
According to Meta's Twitter announcement, people from 100 different countries included in this NFT integration may also share their beloved tokens on Instagram but is only available for a limited experience.
Still, this is a massive step for Meta in its new digital experience from its social media platforms, allowing everyone to see and flaunt their tokens for the public eyes, or their personal preference.
Meta and NFTs
Meta has been integrating non-fungible tokens (NFT) into its systems and offers since early this year, and this is part of the company's metaverse focus that centers on the digital platform for all. Early in January, Meta was reportedly working on its integration for Facebook and Instagram to showcase the tokens and integrate them into the social media.
It is a massive move toward these collectibles as Meta is also putting a great focus on digital integration with its metaverse.
Earlier last June, Meta already allowed selected content creators to share their NFTs with the world via the company's social media platforms, and it presented the first integration of this venture.
People who connected their supported wallets to the app were able to showcase their NFTs and helped in flaunting their tokens for the world to see.
Mark Zuckerberg is also one to share an NFT with the world with his little league baseball photocard which he shared before, and it only shows that it aims to integrate more of the tokens with the social media. This feature enables owners and traders to transact on Facebook or Instagram, as well as display their NFTs for all to see.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
