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Apr 16, 2019 9 min

Crypto For Content Creators - Cryptonomics

from The Paradise Paradox Hosted by Aaron Battle & Kurt Robinson

Many cryptocurrency-based sites have popped up over the last 3 years, giving content creators a chance to make money from their art. Steemit gives bloggers a chance to earn some cash, and there are several sites based on the Steem platform - DTube for videos, DSound for podcasts, songs or other audio, Dmania for memes, Utopian for open-source programmers, and even Steem Monsters the trading card game. There's also Bit.Tube, which is a very professional site for video creators and viewers, offering the Tube token. Source Independent is a blockchain project by master shaman Hamilton Souther, with the aim of helping musicians get reimbursed for their creative efforts. Will cryptocurrency present a future full of art and creativity? Will artists have the courage to try something different? Important links: https://www.steemit.com https://d.tube https://dmania.lol https://join.utopian.io https://steemmonsters.com https://bit.tube/ https://sourceindependent.com Purchase a Trezor to keep your crypto safe: https://trezor.cryptonomics.space Please upvote on Steemit: https://www.steemit.com/@cryptonomics1 Watch on BitTube: https://bit.tube/theparadiseparadox Website: https://cryptonomics.space Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cryptonomics.space YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheParadiseParadox

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