The software development company Meta has now released an official statement favoring NFT collectibles. The firm has made it plain that all Facebook and Instagram users in the US will have access to its services. Recent rollouts have included this feature.

Meta Now Connects Cryptocurrency Wallets to Facebook and Instagram

Meta began implementing NFT support throughout its platforms in May, starting with Instagram. The Facebook integration was made available in June. In both cases, the firm started with a minimal customer base but has since worked to expand its customer base.

Users in the US may now display NFTs with those in the US. Users in 100 countries throughout Asia-Pacific, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas may now exhibit NFTs alongside US users.

This feature works with Ethereum, Polygon, Flow blockchain, and assets. Plans include adding support for the Solana blockchain. 

Wallet integrations are available on both Facebook and Instagram for Dapper Wallet, Rainbow, Coinbase Wallet, and TrustWallet. 

In addition to MetaMask and TrustWallet, the mentioned wallet connection will be available. Both mobile applications include a “digital collectibles” tab in their respective preferences menus, where this function may be accessible.

The company first announced the availability of the cross-posting feature in August. Users may now flaunt their NFT swag on any of their social media pages. Facebook and Instagram are two popular social media platforms with such accounts. 

Meta claims that this function proved the “interoperability” of NFT holdings. As so, it proved that they could integrate with other networks. Among the several types of blockchain, tokens are NFT or non-fungible tokens. To have one indicates that you are the rightful owner of a particular digital asset. 

NFT Markets Have Dropped Dramatically Lately

Some of the most popular uses for this technology are digital artwork and antiquities and interactive video game elements. The total value of all transactions on the NFT market in 2021 was around $25 billion.

The pattern persisted steadily during the first few months of the year 2022. The NFT marketplace has lost a lot of momentum since the more significant crypto market crisis in May. There has been a substantial drop in sales volume. 

However, several of the most sought-after NFT collections have recently seen significant price reductions. Even yet, large transactions continue to take place. As recently as yesterday, artist Tyler Hobbs sold freshly minted NFTs for almost $17 million. Moreover, a lone CryptoPunks NFT sold for over $4.5 million in ether, which is a considerable sum of money.

The motivation behind NFT is part of Meta’s more significant metaverse aims. Meta is a massive social media platform that introduced its futuristic and immersive internet vision in the fall of 2021. Meta’s metaverse will include NFTs. 

To what extent its ultimate platform will be open or whether it will be interoperable with the realms and games of some other metaverses is unknown.