Many use Instagram and Facebook but never saw or was presented with the option to do anything related to NFTs at all. Many do not see this as a failure of interest. In fact, it’s a failure of marketing to get the word out. NFTs are part of lives of many and many would have plastered their NFT work all over the social media.
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That said, arguably this was a good time to test it while limiting damage to their reputation. However this kind of implementation was destined to fail. The way it will be a success is when it happens naturally, like when Instagram was first conceived.
The data they caught during this process was invaluable and will allow them to implement things in a better way in the future. As a business it’s much better to have an understanding of what doesn’t work before setting off into the unknown.
Our take on Meta’s removal of NFTs – Despite Meta’s attempt to jump on the NFT trend, as seen by their now-removed NFT features on Instagram and Facebook, NFTs are still thriving in the digital world.
The OpenSea trading activity and Twitter discussions are a testament to that.
So, do not be surprised if Meta releases their own NFT marketplace, which was rumored to happen last year with a 50% cut of NFT sales which blew everyone’s mind and it didn’t happen.