Every year people’s demands are becoming more and more sophisticated.
For a long time now, all areas have been adapting to these demands:
- Tired of the usual burgers — now you can buy a golden burger
- If you don’t want to drive an ordinary car — you can buy an electric car with autopilot or a supercar
- If you’re bored of investing in classical stock market instruments — you now have startups, crypto and NFTs.
People’s involvement grows with the demands, but there is an area where there hasn’t yet been a breakthrough product to maximize involvement and close the increased demands.
We’re talking about the fan and celebrity sector, the so-called creator economy sector.
There are many attempts to satisfy the fans and the celebs: for example, you can order video greetings from the stars on the Cameo platform, or subscribe to exclusive content (mostly 18+) on the OnlyFans platform, but do the fans crave it and are the top celebs ready to record video greetings for $100–1000?
You can find the answer by going to the Cameo site itself, where you will hardly find a top star who can record a video greeting card.
MostFan is designed to fill a need on both sides — on the fan side, to get maximum engagement with the star, and on the star side, to monetize all fan requests through the creation of their own financial tools.
How does this all work, you may ask?
In general, the first famous person who created his own personal bonds was David Bowie, and this was back in the 90s, at the dawn of the Internet, when not everyone yet understood what it was and there were very few users. Nevertheless, the star got an inflow of additional funds in the amount of $55 million, and the fans got the opportunity to communicate with their idol directly.
The next stage in the development of the creator economy was the Bitclout project. But it turned out to be unfair and deceived thousands of people, it launched tokens of famous personalities without their knowledge and, therefore, without their support in their social networks.
Anyways, it showed how many people were interested in investing in popular personalities. Only in the first year of the project fans and users invested more than $250 million.
The principle of operation was simple enough and did not give fans any additional involvement. Rather, it was simply an investment tool that allowed investing in celebrity tokens tied to their popularity.
According to analysts from the influence marketing hub, in 2023, the sector will exceed $1 trillion. Currently, there are more than 50 million celebrities worldwide, of which 4% have more than 10 million loyal fans.
And now, imagine a product emerges that will not only allow you to invest in the popularity of celebrities but also to buy their time.
How the Most.fan platform works
- We sign a contract for 3 years with the world stars with a fan base of 10mln or more.
- We issue shares for them, so-called social tokens
- We launch the first sale in limited quantities
- The token is listed on the exchange where everyone will be able to invest in a token linked to the popularity of the celebrity
- We launch the sale of the star’s activities for its token on the marketplace.
Initially, the celebrities will choose which activities they are ready to offer to their fans, for example, dinner or a trip to a soccer game, but if the fans lack these, they will be able to provide an activity interesting to them.
Unlike Bitclout, which attracted over $250 million in investment, the stars on our platform will promote their tokens and discuss the opportunities at each stage themselves. Just imagine the boom among fans and investors this could potentially generate.
MostFan is a new stage in the development of fan engagement and a new easy tool for investing in the popularity of stars.
