OnlyFans Founder Launches His NFT Startup Called Zoop That Claims To Be "Family Friendly"

OnlyFans founder begins his foray into the NFT market (photo: 1000 Logos)

JAKARTA - Founder of OnlyFans, Tim Stokley became a part of NFT when it launched its own startup, called Zoop, this summer.

Zoop launches a trading platform powered by Polygon, enabling people to buy, sell and trade 3D NFT "playing cards" from their favorite influencers or celebrities.

According to TechCrunch, the limited edition digital card at Zoop will be officially licensed, according to the company, although it's unclear whether the celebrities themselves will be directly involved in making it.

Zoop said that the platform was created to encourage closer relationships between fans and influencers. Like the current trend of NFT entertainment, the card will give users special perks and access to a community of like-minded people.

Former OnlyFans executive RJ Phillips will join Zoop along with Stokley who serves as the company's co-CEO.

Zoop plans to release 500 cards per influencer for an early drop. Additionally, Phillips told The Block that they have long-term plans to launch their own token.

Most importantly, Phillips adds, that the platform will be “family friendly”, and will be different from OnlyFans.

According to a report from TechCrunch, the OnlyFans platform itself is also experimenting with NFT. It was testing the NFT profile picture feature earlier this year.