Twitter, Discord to support Solana NFT gallery ‘embed’ with Audius Web 3.0

New “embedded” functionality aims to improve fan engagement for musicians through NFT adoption and Web 3.0 integrations.

California-based music streaming platform Audius released a new function that allows artists and fans to embed nonfungible tokens (NFT) on various blogs and social media platforms such as Twitter and Discord.

The “embedded” functionality aims to improve fan engagement for musicians through NFT adoption and Web 3.0 integrations. To enable the feature, artists need to connect their Audius accounts with Phantom wallet, a crypto wallet centered around the Solana ecosystem. Aiming to increase the discoverability of Solana NFTs, the company stated:

“NFT holders can embed their collectibles from the two biggest blockchains on Twitter timelines, personal blogs, and websites. Thanks to this new feature, will further push collectibles into the mainstream.”

The blockchain-based music streaming platform hosts popular mainstream artists, including Katy Perry, Nas and The Chainsmokers, and has witnessed a sevenfold increase in the number of users in 2021.

While social media platforms allow the use of JPEG images, the embed functionality offered by Audius displays the NFT metadata, which can be used by artists to market and sell their talent.

Related: Twitter Crypto: The dedicated team aimed at exploring DApps and more

While third-party entities continue to experiment with features to attract an established crypto community on social media platforms, Twitter has set an in-house team to invigilate decentralized applications, cryptocurrencies and blockchain.

As Cointelegraph reported on Nov. 10, Interchain Foundation council member Tess Rinearson announced she was joining Twitter’s Bluesky project for “exploring how ideas from crypto communities can help us push the boundaries of what’s possible with identity, community, ownership and more.”

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve joined Twitter, to lead a new team focused on crypto, blockchains, and other decentralized technologies—including and going beyond cryptocurrencies.✨ pic.twitter.com/HaP0k5hUOq

— Tess Rinearson (@_tessr) November 10, 2021

On Friday, Twitter CEO and Square founder Jack Dorsey released a white paper on a soon-to-be-launched decentralized Bitcoin (BTC) exchange, tbDEX.