NFTs arrive on Spotify: so you can see those of your favorite artist


NFTs are everywhere. The fever for non-fungible tokens does not stop and more and more platforms have started providing support for such crypto assets. Recently, news broke of NFTs coming to Instagram in the form of digital collectibles.

And this is not the only social network that integrates support for NFTs. Other platforms such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook have also joined this fever. And now, the quintessential music streaming service is joining the non-fungible token party. That’s how it is, Spotify already allows artists to have an NFT gallery on the platform and then we’ll tell you how you can see it.

Spotify now allows you to see the NFT of the artists

NFTs come to Spotify

Spotify has already started testing support for NFTs on its platform. The streaming music service has released a feature where artists can add a gallery of non-fungible tokens to their profile. For now, this feature is only available in the profile of a few musiciansamong which are Steve Aoki Y The Wombats.


Y seeing them is very easyall you have to do is search the profile of these artists on Spotify and immediately you will meet the NFT window below your profile picture. Pressing this window will open the artist’s non-fungible token gallery where you can see all the NFTs they have on offer.

If you are interested in acquiring one, you just have to open the NFT and use the button See More. This will take you directly to Open Seaa store dedicated to the sale of these assets, where you can purchase the NFT of your favorite artist.

Will NFT galleries on Spotify reach other artists?

For now, Spotify has not revealed if this feature will reach more artists on the platform. What is known is that the streaming music service is not charging commissions for the sale of the NFTs that are advertised on its platform. It is very likely that the profiles of Steve Aoki and The Wombats are part of a beta phase of this function and that in the future it will be expanded to other musicians.

And you What do you think of the arrival of NFTs to Spotify?


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