Mirror, the online writing platform, launches Web3 subscription feature! Link your wallet and email to receive firsthand updates.

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Mirror, the online writing platform, launches Web3 subscription feature! Link your wallet and email to receive firsthand updates.

The online writing platform Mirror announced today the launch of its Web3 subscription feature, allowing users to subscribe to their favorite creators through their wallets and receive notifications via email when new articles are published.

Mirror Subscription Feature

Since its launch in October last year, Mirror has gradually gained popularity among the crypto community. Whether it's DAOs, NFT projects, or investors, they all use Mirror to announce news or raise funds. In order to increase community participation, Mirror users can easily subscribe to creators with their wallets and create a wallet-based community for the creators.

If you find a creator or project team that interests you and want to follow them, you can simply click the Subscribe button at the top right of the screen.

At this point, you will need to connect your wallet and enter your email address.

After verifying your email address, a subscription success screen will appear. You will receive notifications in your inbox whenever new articles are published.

Community Born from Wallets

Mirror is currently encouraging creators to establish their own wallet communities. In addition to helping subscribers get access to articles and announcements in a timely manner, Mirror also suggests the following potential functionalities:

  1. Distributing tokens or NFT airdrops to subscribers
  2. Adding subscribers to event whitelists
  3. Using Dune data dashboards to analyze subscriber preferences and activities
  4. Governance proposals exclusive to subscribers

"For the next generation of creators and developers, a community born from wallets is an invaluable asset. In web3, communities are no longer passive consumers who like or share content; they transform into active participants through collecting, ownership, sponsorship, and governance involvement," said the Mirror team.