Hey, everyone! Creator Subscriptions have been active for a few days, and we’ve already seen a variety of creators activating them and several users subscribing. Some offer private content as the main product, while others use subscriptions as support to build different products. It’s exciting to watch how users are utilizing this tool.
In this episode:
- Encrypted content is stored in containers, moving away from layer 1 blogging
- Focus on small and medium-sized creators
- To set up a creator subscription, you need to be a premium user
Encrypted content from creator subscriptions is managed in containers, which are posted to the blockchain as comments, rather than as main blog posts, moving away from traditional first-layer blogging and social norms.
We are focusing on small and medium-sized content creators, who may find it harder to monetize on Web2 but can start monetizing on Inleo from day one. They can also earn in different ways, including through referrals when onboarding their audience.
To set up subscriptions, you need to be a Premium user, but to subscribe to content creators, you don’t need a premium account.
Check out this AMA to learn more about how Creator Subscriptions work and how they’ve performed since launch!