NFTs and Cryptocurrency are two topics that have been used in the media in a way that can bring confusion to the reader if they are not already familiar with these terms. They both function on blockchain and are a digital assets. This is where the similarity stops and the differences begin.

Learn more about this comparison along with the process to buy and safeguard NFTs, Tips for deciding what to buy and some caution about taxation.

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IQ Magazine has released their 2023 ticketing report and ComeTogether is featured!

The yearly publication highlights different ticketing activities by country and ComeTogether was featured in the discussion about Greece. Stathis Mitskas, CPO/Co-Founder shared “ComeTogether’s core solution focuses on NFT ticketing, protection from fraudulent tickets, and the management of secondary market pricing. During the last year, NFT ticketing has progressively gained market share in the region and is now expanding to include NFT collectibles with utility.”

Learn more about the Greek ticketing market in IQ Magazine

The main challenge that organizers of events currently faces is the desire to be able to sell tickets to live events directly from their website. In order to do this, there needs to be a solution that can enable the functionality from a technology perspective, but also position their brand in a positive way. 

White label functionality provides an NFT blockchain ticketing solution that carries your brand. Always have your identity first when users are purchasing and using tickets! 

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Maybe this is an overstatement, but ticket fraud is certainly causing havoc in the live events industry. With overinflated pricing and fraudulent tickets making secondary market purchases a landmine of potential bad outcomes, fans are getting scammed and event organizers are left trying to pick up the pieces on something that is out of their control. Or is it?

How big is this problem?

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ComeTogether announces the first edition of the Let’s ComeTogether newsletter to address topical issues related to all things NFT ticketing! We begin with an overview of NFTs with utilities and why they matter.

Let’s start with the basics, so we’re all on the same page. What ‘are’ NFTs with utilities? At the simplest level, holding an NFT with utility allows you to do something you wouldn’t be able to do without being a holder of that NFT.

And just in case you’re new to this topic, an NFT is a non-fungible token or digital ownership of assets. Created through the blockchain, they are similar to a cryptocurrency, but are a digital representation of one-of-a-kind assets that entail uniqueness or scarcity, such as a collectible, a ticket, a song etc.

Now back to the topic of NFTs with utilities…

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ComeTogether is in IQ Magazine highlighting the opportunities for NFTs with utilities. They’re more than just a ticket!

We discuss how to engage fans, reward loyalty, build your brand and increase revenue. Something every event organizer, artist and record label would surely like to do. And let’s not forget the attendees. The new functionality of NFTs with utilities opens the door for an enhanced event going experience.

The world of ticketing has moved at a fast pace. We’ve gone from paper tickets to basic digital tickets to blockchain tickets with dynamic QR codes that ensure validity and protect from ticket scams and scalpers.

At the simplest level, NFT tickets can be retained as a collectible, but that’s only the beginning. Read the full article and watch the video to learn about the benefits of NFTs with utilities for everyone involved in live music events.

IQ Magazine has released their year ticketing report and ComeTogether is featured!

As events become more ‘digitally savvy’ the experience changes for the fans. Some good and some maybe not so good. If you’re a fan who has historically saved physical memories from an event, you might be left wanting without paper tickets and entry lanyards. NFTs are a way to make memories beyond the event.

“Performing artists and promoters are looking for ways to increase fan engagement, reward loyal fans and to monetise their audience,” says co-founder/chief revenue officer Stathis Mitskas. “NFTs provide solutions to these challenges.”

Learn more in his recent interview with IQ Magazine:
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