After the historical collapse of MoviePass, the participants in “Netflix for” movie theaters “were already cautious about the company’s re -launch of 2023. These film pioneers may grow more doubt after MoviePass sent an e -mail explosion on Wednesday, which surveyed customers about their interest in WeB3.
“The technologies of artificial intelligence and the blocks convert the commercial scene at an unprecedented pace,” says email. “As a company that relies on society, we would like to understand your interest and knowledge of the Blockchain space.”
The poll asks basic questions about the defendant’s knowledge of WEB3, such as if he has any assets like NFTS, or if they have a digital portfolio. Customers were also asked if they believed that Blockchain technology is promising, and if they are interested in learn more about it.
The possible MoviePass axis has not come out to WEB3 from nothing. When the company was re -launched, it is Lifting seed financing From Animoca Brands, a Hong Kong software company and an investment capital specializing in Blockchain technology. Last year, MoviePass held a partnership with Sui Blockchain To allow subscribers to pay payments with USDC, an encrypted currency has been linked to the US dollar price.
At that time, the co -founder Specice He said MoviePass aims to use Web3 as a means “making cinema easier and able to reach a broader audience through the sharing of deeper fans.” The company said it is looking to provide bonuses on the series to watch movies, or allow users to invest in the films they see (there are no other details about how it really works).
It is not clear that fans want these rewards on the series, or if this type of Blockchain infrastructure will help the company succeed. In some cases, encryption items can be added to a company that works completely well without alienating users instead of luring them. Patron also wiped its users from their interest in encryption, but the creative membership platform was confronted with “no” clear.
Without adding a Web3 component, the new MoviePass and already approved already has already converted The first profit at all In 2023.
Although the first version of MoviePass was not impossible to sustainable – subscribers can see unlimited films in theaters for only $ 10, less than one movie ticket cost – the new repetition of MoviePass offers a more modest offer. Now, MoviePASS works on a somewhat confusing credits system, where each movie can be recovered for a certain number of credits, which fluctuates depending on today’s time and examination coordination (IMAX, 3D, ETC). For subscribers who live in places that cost more film tickets, such as New York City or Los Angeles, their monthly fees will be higher.
Last February, MoviePass announced that subscribers had seen one million films through its shows, but did not specify the number of subscribers to them.
