The Web3 Economics Of Patreon

Patreon rewrites the equation and ultimately rights the relationship between creators and their fans. Since its inception in 2013, Patreon has paid out 250,000+ creators over $3.5 billion. 

But helping artists and creators get paid for their work is only the tip of the iceberg. Much of Patreon’s efforts are also directed toward helping them build deeper connections with their fans.

The creators of the app are breaking you out where you have access to your audience and you can focus on the aspects of creativity and community building that those folks fundamentally want.

The creator economy isn’t new, but a fresh iteration of a much older phenomenon, as well as the beauty of Web3 as it applies to ownership. By focusing on “love” as opposed to “likes,” Patreon has helped change the way art is brought back autonomy to artists and creators around the world, enabling...