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 Paris Hilton is optimistic about ND tokens and believes the pandemic has 'shed light on the importance of digital worlds - and indestructible tokens'

Paris Hilton revealed that not only is she optimistic about ND tokens, but she also has a good understanding of the technology's potential applications, in a comprehensive blog post explaining her enthusiasm for the sector published on April 6.

In a blog post titled 'I'm Excited About NFTs — You Should Be Too,' Hilton articulates her enlightened understanding that she said comes from learning everything she can about the topic by immersing himself in the community of indestructible tokens on social media and 'Action.' With non-destructible token collectors like Will Shark, Illustrator, online entrepreneur Kim.com and Origen founders'.

Paris Hilton on Twitter has 16.9 million followers and operates 19 different product lines, with the perfume line alone generating more than $ 2.5 billion so far. And she wrote:

“I see indestructible tokens, or NFTs, as the future of the creative economy. It uses blockchain technology to help creators increase the value of their business and share it with fans in real time. '

With Hilton often referring to the 'first social media influencer in the world' and calling herself '#bossbabe', she appears to be aiming to position herself as an authority in the indestructible token space, at least for the mainstream audience, as she prepares To release a new product soon.

The former reality star said that isolation at home during the global pandemic has 'highlighted the importance of digital worlds - and indestructible tokens', as many people take their lives online for entertainment and social networking. In particular, Hilton notes the potential value of tokens that are indestructible in virtual reality:

Hilton also notes that ND tokens can also enable the fashion industry to showcase their designs and products digitally, as the pandemic is currently making it difficult to host fashion shows. Cointelegraph reported this week that Gucci is considering moving to non-perishable tokens and coding its stylish clothing.

Hilton relies on the example of the original baseball card coding as a way to explain the basic concept of indestructible tokens to its millions of fans. “As the owner of the card, you can create a token on the Blockchain that represents the authenticity of this baseball card,” she said. You can now trade it or sell it for other valuable commodities on the Blockchain. '

Hilton believes that 'ND tokens work to democratize art' as artists can use ND tokens platforms to communicate directly with large audiences and buyers while bypassing gatekeepers such as galleries, distributors and agents.

Hilton also feels the financial rewards can be more equitable, as an individual can set their financial terms and keep the majority of the revenue.

Hilton concluded that the technology's potential applications are so widespread that it is just beginning to try to limit them.