Global media powerhouse Condé Nast, which attracts more than 144 million readers and 435 million monthly visitors, is testing Ripple-backed Coil in an effort to monetize its web content.
A tech enthusiast, Eric Dadoun, called out Condé Nast’s tech publication Wired for enabling the online payments platform Coil. It allows users to stream real-time crypto micropayments to writers, artists and online content creators by using Ripple’s native cryptocurrency XRP, as well as other digital assets.
https://twitter.com/EDadoun/status/1272022412721188865
Ripple community members were quick to pick up on the development and discovered that most of the media company’s brands in the US have enabled Coil.
- The New Yorker
- Vanity Fair
- Teen Vogue
- GQ
- Allure
- Condé Nast Traveler
- Architectural Digest
- Bon Appétit
XRP Arcade, an independent media source, revealed that other US-based Condé Nast brands are also web monetized with Coil including Vogue, Epicurious, Glamour, Self, Pitchfork, GQ Style and Them.
[adinserter block="1"]As a decentralized web content monetization platform, Coil is designed to offer online publishers more control over their work as it allows fans to reward content creators in both crypto and fiat currency.
The team at Coil recently announced a number of developments including a new WordPress plug-in and a partnership with money platform Uphold. Coil is one of Ripple’s key investments and has received a one-billion XRP grant and $4 million in a 2019 funding round.
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