The rise of crypto TV shows can be attributed to several factors, including the rise in cryptocurrency popularity, the growth of DeFi, and investor interest in the potential of blockchain technology.
Popular crypto analytics provider CoinMarketCap in partnership with HELLO Labs has launched the first web 3 TV show called Killer Whales.
According to the advertisementFilming is set for June in Los Angeles, with the show set to air later this year on a host of the world’s largest streaming platforms in over 55 countries.
Most notably, the show intends to welcome Web3’s next billion users while entertaining and educating the worldwide public about all things crypto. By combining entertainment and education, the show may serve as a way to introduce and familiarize a wider audience with concepts and techniques in coding and Web3.
Specifically, the projects selected to be featured in the exhibition will present their innovations in front of a panel of industry hand-picked judges. Coverage can help make the topic more accessible and engaging, potentially encouraging new users to explore and participate in the world of cryptocurrency.
Depending on the update, each episode in the series is expected to cover Web3 topics such as decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible currencies (NFTs), cryptocurrency trading, and more. The goal is likely to provide informative and entertaining content that sparks curiosity and encourages viewers to learn more about the crypto industry.
Furthermore, the inclusion of a “Wildcard” segment where viewers can vote for their favorite projects to appear on the show adds an interactive element and engages the audience in the content creation process. This allows viewers to actively participate and vote on which projects or topics are most interesting or relevant to them.
CoinMarketCap, as co-producers, will take the lead in sourcing projects that will appear on the show. This means that the platform will be involved in coordinating the content and making sure that the projects offered meet their standards or goals. In addition, they will also provide on-screen analytics and community feedback during episodes.
Interestingly, this news comes shortly after Altcoin Daily also announced the launch of a similar crypto TV show. With an estimated global TV reach of more than 500 million households, the production team plans to scour the world for the next wave of Web3 unicorns to invite to Hollywood to pitch to whales.
Beyond Killer Whales: The Emergence of CryptoTV
The rise of crypto TV shows can be attributed to several factors, including the rise in cryptocurrency popularity, the growth of DeFi, and investor interest in the potential of blockchain technology. Crypto TV shows can be used to provide educational and entertaining content about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and DeFi.
Moreover, as the entertainment industry continues to investigate the potential of blockchain technology, the development of crypto-themed TV series, films, and documentaries has increased. This trend has the potential to increase knowledge and understanding of the cryptocurrency business, leading to increased interest and acceptance.
As previously reported by Coinspeaker, Binance Labs is also offering a BuildTheBlock contest to empower a new batch of entrepreneurs.
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