Will the Tweet Tiles of "Magnetic Attraction" NFT be the new narrative of NFT?

This article comes fromTwitter & NFTgator, original author: Nicholas Kitonyi

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There is no doubt that to boost the sluggish NFT market requires new narratives and gameplay, expanding the community to attract new users, and exploring substantial functions. Perhaps against this background, the social media giant Twitter announced a partnership with OpenSea, Rarible, Magic Eden, Dapper Labs, and GuardianLink's Jump.trade 5 NFT marketplaces to launch its pilot "tile" feature for NFT. ”, enabling developers and collectors to extend the NFT experience by creating mobile-focused posts and enhanced visual displays.

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What are "Tweet Tiles"?

According to Twitter's official definition, Tweet Tiles is a method of attaching customizable formats to tweets (similar to "tiles" content into tweets), and supports users to interact with Twitter Tiles, covering text, images, videos or other elements, these formats are designed to easily interact with the content and make the tweet timeline more dynamic and visual.

Users will see Tweet Tiles posted by themselves on the timeline of the homepage. Like Tweet Card, relevant content will be automatically displayed when pasting the URL (Note: Not all fans can automatically see Tweet Tiles at present. If you retweet Tweet Tile or Retweet a Tweet Tile URL link, these may not be viewable).

In fact, since it first launched in August, the company has begun testing the interactive, customizable "widget" on the accounts of some media outlets, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Guardian. testing, and now they have decided to expand this functionality to the NFT marketplace.

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What can "Tweet Tiles" bring to the NFT market?

At this stage, the "Tweet Tiles" pilot only supports iOS and Web, and the first batch of 5 NFT markets have joined.

With the support of the Tweet Tiles function, the NFT market can display NFT directly in its own tweets. In other words, Tweet Tiles allow NFT projects or creators to showcase NFTs alongside metadata. If all goes well during the trial phase, this is bound to be an extension that catches the eye of users.

For NFT markets and projects, if the Tweet Tiles function included in NFT covers all Twitter users, it will provide NFT supporters with a new way to "show off" and share various digital collections, which in turn will drive sales and inspire more Multiple people creating new collections of popular NFT collections.

In fact, more and more social media networks are beginning to add "NFT elements" to the platform. In fact, Twitter was the first to introduce the NFT avatar function as early as September 2021, allowing users to associate wallets and "import" NFT images from OpenSea when setting avatar images. After that, a "blue mark" will be automatically generated on Twitter's personal profile to Show that they are the true owners of this NFT image. In addition, they also announced that they will use third-party support to introduce a bitcoin consumption payment function on their platform to help creators earn income from fans, aiming to attract and motivate more creators to enter. On the other hand, Twitter competitor Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) announced in June this year that he will introduce more ways for creators to earn money on Facebook and Instagram to help creators enter the meta. The universe prepares. Including expanding the scope of testing of digital collectibles so that more creators can display their NFTs on Instagram, and later integrating this feature into Facebook to enable users to cross-post on Instagram and Facebook, and Meta will also soon Test NFTs in Instagram Stories and SparkAR soon.