Among the major tech giants investing in non-fungible tokens (NFTs), a Target it is the one who most needs these arts in order to succeed and become popular. To increase the supply of these tokens, the company is adding support for their publication on facebook as well as Instagram.

How to Post NFT to Instagram and Facebook

Support for this type of art is something the company has been working on since early 2022 to bring it to its platforms, and is critical to the future of its metaverse. From now on, users will be able to quickly register your tokens by simply connecting your digital wallets in one of the company’s applications, allowing the user to create posts with the images they have.

OUR Target I have already tested this novelty in facebook since July in some markets, but in recent weeks the company has also started testing this feature on Instagram. Now users of these platforms will finally be able to publish their NFTs without having to post screenshots.

Credits: Metadisclosure

It is worth noting that this feature may be implemented gradually and it may take several days before all users of the company’s social network can publish their art. In addition, the platform notes that in in some markets, this novelty will not appear soon.and Europe is one of them.

Meta develops its platform for buying and selling NFTs

Although the token market has been experiencing a bearish moment in recent months, the cryptocurrency Mark Zuckerberg still intends to invest in this area. As indicated Engadgetinternet giant now development of own NTF platformallowing users to sell their digital art.

In addition to platforms TargetO twitter added support for tokens earlier this year when it allowed some users to use them as their profile pictures. O Google also revealed that he is exploring ways to make the use of NFTs available in YouTube.

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Via: Engadget Source: Target

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