STEAMLIVR ANNOUNCES APP LAUNCH PARTY IN PORT HARCOURT Share:
The Streamlivr, a web3 live-streaming and event ticketing platform using video NFTs to connect creators and fans on the decentralized web, has announced it will host its app launch party in Port Harcourt.
Streamlivr app empowers creators by eliminating intermediaries, ensuring that artists, broadcasters, and educators can directly connect with their audience without undue interference.
The web3 live streaming and ticketing platform is powered by blockchain technology and fueled by the revolutionary concept of NFTs, Streamlivr introduces a paradigm shift in monetization opportunities and business models. It’s not just about content; it’s about creating a space where innovation and strong formulation thrive.
For too long, content creators have found themselves at the mercy of centralized platforms, surrendering a significant chunk of their revenue to intermediaries. Streamlivr steps in as the liberator, dismantling the barriers imposed by algorithmic endorsements and ads.
Meanwhile unlike centralized platforms that dictate the connection between creators and fans, Streamlivr is here to break free from intermediaries and usher in a new era of peer-to-peer interaction. The launch of its blockchain and NFT-enabled app is set to redefine how artists, broadcasters, comedians, and educators monetize their content.
The Streamlivr launch party in Port Harcourt comes up on January 27th at Boom Town, No 15C Omerelu Street, GRA Phase 1 PHC by 5:00 PM (WAT). The launch party will feature panel sessions, games, and music.
Participants will also stand a chance to win $500 worth of crypto and network with fellow livestreamers.
In the Streamlivr ecosystem, the peer-to-peer vast economy takes center stage. Artists, broadcasters, comedians, teachers, and every creator find themselves in direct contact with their fans.
Streamlivr facilitates direct connections, allowing creators to engage with their fans in an authentic and meaningful way, creating a vibrant ecosystem for the exchange of music and content.
Source: Techeconomy
