2026-01-16 08:23:20

A major crypto platform is backing a bold move by one of the internet's biggest creators. Bitmine is stepping in to support Beast Industries—the business arm founded by MrBeast—as it gears up to roll out a new ecosystem combining digital items with financial services.

The play signals something bigger: traditional creator economics is increasingly brushing shoulders with crypto-native infrastructure. Instead of operating in separate silos, creator brands and blockchain-based platforms are finding common ground. Beast Industries taps into a massive audience while Bitmine brings the technical backbone and tokenomics expertise.

This kind of crossover isn't just about one deal. It hints at how Web3 services could become the default layer for creator monetization going forward—whether it's selling digital goods, managing fan communities, or offering financial products directly to audiences.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 6h ago

Wait, MrBeast is starting to play in the chain? The creator economy is really about to be reshaped.

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PositionPhobia

· 6h ago

Whoa, even Beast哥 has started playing with coins? Web3 creator economy is really about to take off --- bitmine teams up with mrbeast, it feels like this time they're serious... fan economy meets tokenomics --- Another big creator is entering the game, I feel like the crypto world is quietly rewriting the internet ecosystem --- Hey, isn't this just treating fans as financial users? Interesting --- Wait, directly selling financial products to fans... is this compliant or is Web3 just a different way of playing? --- Honestly, if even mrbeast at that level is doing Web3, I should hold more coins haha --- Blockchain is finally about to take over the creator economy, it’s really happening --- I just want to know if fans will really buy into it, or if it’s just another round of hype in the crypto space --- Digital goods combined with financial services, sounds complicated but it’s really just about making more money --- This time, it really feels different, big players are betting on Web3

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LongTermDreamer

· 6h ago

Bro, this wave is really the inevitable trend. Looking back in three years, this will be the turning point... MrBeast always manages to find the right opportunity. Wait, is Bitmine really reliable? I still feel that the creator ecosystem is still in its early stages. I just want to ask, can this kind of collaboration really work out, or is it just another rehearsal for cutting the leeks? When the creator economy meets Web3, it feels like either it will change the world or end in chaos, with no middle ground... Alright, I have the heart to go all in, but my wallet hurts a bit. Let’s wait and see first. I like this logic. The fan economy has always lacked good infrastructure, and blockchain just fits in... Why didn’t anyone think of this earlier? Oh my God, I need to study new things again. Looks like I need to step up my learning.

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GasOptimizer

· 6h ago

Listen, MrBeast, the scale of this data is indeed worth on-chain verification, but the key is whether the tokenomics design can work... How efficient are these two teams' funds? I need to see on-chain evidence before I can say more.

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CommunityWorker

· 6h ago

Whoa, MrBeast is also starting to play with crypto? The creator economy is really about to be taken over by Web3.

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ser_ngmi

· 6h ago

Did MrBeast get into crypto? How much would he need to earn to break even, haha

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 6h ago

Oh no, now even big V creators are starting to play with blockchain. It feels like the traditional methods are already out of date. MrBeast's move definitely has some potential, but whether it can really be implemented depends on what happens next. It's all about tokenomics and ecosystems... sounds impressive, but I'm just worried it might end up being the same old rug pull. Connecting the creator economy with Web3—maybe this is truly the future. I'm a bit excited but also a little scared. Wait, does this mean even small creators like us have a chance? Or are we just going to watch the big players take the profits? It feels like this track is about to explode. Can early adopters make money? This combo punch is really fierce, but I still want to see real data instead of just whitepapers and promises. Here we go again, another "revolutionary" technological solution. When will it actually change the current situation?

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