New Blockchain Ecosystem for Adult Content 'Nafty' Launches

SAN FRANCISCO — Nafty, a DeFi ecosystem aimed at the adult industry, has announced the official launch of the NAFTY token alongside three new content platforms.

Nafty’s three platforms include content subscription platform Nafty.tv, NFT marketplace NaftyArt and blockchain-based fan club platform NaftyFans.com.

The company's aim, explained a rep, is to partner with performers to make their content readily available across Nafty’s ecosystem using the native NAFTY token, based on the Binance blockchain.

Nafty CEO Rob Kemenyfi said he was “proud and excited” to have developed this ecosystem.

Nafty platforms, the rep said, “have built-in marketing tools to help creators generate more followers, give promotional shout-outs and use an affiliate program to attract traffic from external sources.”

NAFTY token holders also earn income from transaction fees charged across the ecosystem and can use their tokens to tip the creators, buy NFTs, place advertisements on Nafty platforms, pay for Nafty.tv subscriptions and “influence the roadmap of Nafty projects,” the rep added.

Interested models and content creators can contact jeff.d@naftyart.com.

For more information, visit NaftyToken.com and follow the company on Twitter.

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