Pokmi Debuts 'Pok&Play' Content Monetization Feature

Pokmi Debuts 'Pok&Play' Content Monetization Feature

PARIS — Pokmi has rolled out Pok&Play, a new feature that allows creators to rent their "secret content" for a small amount without requiring users to purchase an NFT.

A rep explained users may now access rented content for a limited time through Pok&Play in exchange for Pokmi’s official cryptocurrency, $PKN.

"Until recently, the platform’s creators have been able to monetize their content collections by creating and offering their respective NFTs. These collections may only be unlocked and accessed by the owner of the NFTs," the rep said.

"The Pok&Play feature allows users to access their favorite creator’s secret content without having to own an NFT, giving platform creators a new way to make money through their content and profit from royalties linked to the resale and streaming of the NFTs," continued the rep. "NFT owners can benefit from the opportunity of generating revenue through the streaming of the content. This technological edge will reportedly revolutionize the uncensored industry like nothing we’ve ever seen before."

Pok&Play is the first of a series of new product rollouts planned by Pokmi to "help both users and content creators push a major transformation in the uncensored industry," added the rep.

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