Facebook Begins Testing NFTs with Select Creators in the US

Meta has begun testing Ethereum and Polygon NFTs on Facebook for select U.S. creators, and will soon add support for Solana and Flow NFTs, a Meta spokesperson said. Meta product manager Navdeep Singh said users will have a "Digital Collections" tab on their Facebook profiles, where they can showcase NFTs they own, representing their ownership. Users will be able to connect their cryptocurrency wallets to their Facebook profiles and also turn NFTs into Facebook posts that users can like, comment on and share.
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