For content creators, getting paid has become somewhat of a problem. With many platforms such as YouTube taking a significant percentage of creators’ revenues, it can be difficult for online creatives to even know if they’re getting a fair deal. With centralized systems, there is also a lot of room for bad actors. Often, those who abuse the system end up getting away with it — across a multitude of platforms. There’s also been an issue with protecting copyrights, meaning that video creators will often find that their projects are stolen and disseminated through other accounts, meaning that they receive neither credit nor funds for all of their views. It’s also difficult to tell if certain platforms are angling users away or towards certain videos. Luckily, one broadcasting ecosystem plans to address all of these problems. It’s called Contentos, and the founder, Mick Tsai, believes that his new crypto ecosystem is going to go to the moon, in crypto speak.
Although many other founders sound the same way when they’re pumping their coins and tokens, Tsai has data to back him up. He’s already got the dApps (decentralized applications), which include several very popular platforms such as Live.me. He’s also secured the support of Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ. The wildly popular Binance founder chose to list Contentos (COS) on Binance DEX, meaning that the token is open for business. There are already rumors that Contentos will be listed on the regular Binance platform, which would prove to be an even bigger boon.
According to a report by cryptonewsz.com, within hours of the token’s appearance on Binance DEX, as well as word that the exchange has spent millions on Contentos through its program Binance Labs, crypto fans were sending transactions in droves while also joining the many Telegram groups for COS. In the coming months and years, it seems that Contentos will be a significant player in the cryptocurrency world. With the rise of Facebook’s Libra, it would appear that significant moves are being made in this space. With COS just appearing on exchanges for a few days and already being hailed as the “Ethereum of Southern Asia,” early adopters may have found themselves a real gem. Already listed on CoinMarketCap, Contentos has proven itself to be a major player straight out of the gate.