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Soneium Launch: Sony's New Blockchain Platform for Artists and Fans

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Sony, the Japanese electronics company, announced the launch of its blockchain network Soneium on January 14. The platform is designed to support creators and their direct interaction with fans.

A Platform for Artists and Fans

Soneium's mission is to help creators enhance their engagement with fans using blockchain technology. The platform includes NFT-based fan engagement systems and an incubation program called Soneium Spark. The user-friendly approach aims to popularize Web3 among those unfamiliar with its technical intricacies.

Breaking Barriers in Web3

Sony emphasized the creation of an entertainment layer for Web3. Sony BSL Director, Sota Watanabe, highlighted that blockchain technology has the potential to bridge the gap between technology and real-world entertainment applications. Creators are expected to diversify their content using forms like games, social apps, and NFTs running on the Soneium blockchain.

The Soneium Mainnet: What’s New?

Following successful testing, the Soneium network launched with 32 projects selected for the incubation program. The platform offers a seamless interaction experience for users, capable of generating revenues through in-app payments. The new S.BLOX service supports the economic aspects of the platform by offering simplified access to crypto assets.

Sony aims to expand its offerings for creators and fans, introducing new blockchain-based applications like NFTs and social apps starting January 2025.

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