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Cryptocurrency News Articles
TassHub Launches Its New Web3 Marketplace – Beta Launches May 23rd – Be Among the First to Experience It.
May 15, 2025 at 11:34 pm
TassHub, the creator-first Web3 platform that's redefining content monetization, is launching its beta marketplace on May 23rd and is inviting creators from
TassHub, the creator-first Web3 platform that’s revolutionizing content monetization, is launching its beta marketplace on May 23rd.
The company, which describes itself as a ‘guardian of your crypto journey’, is inviting creators from around the world to experience a censorship-resistant, crypto-powered alternative to Web2 platforms.
Powered by its native $TASSHUB token built on Solana’s high-speed blockchain, the marketplace will allow artists, freelancers, influencers, and adult content creators, among others, to take control of their audience, income, and digital storefronts.
With traditional platforms charging creators and customers high fees, engaging in wrongful censorship, and posing privacy risks, TassHub is flipping the narrative. The concept places its stars at the center, with low fees, anonymous wallet-based access, and direct monetization on crypto.
This marketplace is a native Web3 ecosystem where fans can spend their $TASSHUB tokens to buy exclusive content, digital merchandise, and personalized services from their favorite creators.
1. TassHub vs. OnlyFans / Patreon
Both OnlyFans and Patreon are platforms that allow creators to monetize their content directly from their fans. However, there are a few key differences between these platforms and TassHub.
OnlyFans and Patreon take a revenue share from all paid tiers, while TassHub does not. This means that creators will be able to keep more of their earnings on TassHub.
OnlyFans and Patreon are subject to the rules and regulations of the Web2 platforms on which they operate. This could lead to content being censored or creators being banned from the platforms. TassHub is a Web3 platform, so it is not subject to the same rules and regulations. It is also decentralized, which means that it cannot be shut down by a single entity.
2. TassHub vs. Friend.tech / Lens Protocol
Friend.tech and Lens Protocol are both new Web3 protocols that are aiming to revolutionize the way we interact with each other online.
Friend.tech is a protocol that allows users to create and trade tokens that represent their personal brand or influence.
Lens Protocol is a decentralized social network that is being built on the modular blockchain technology.
Both Friend.tech and Lens Protocol are still in the early stages of development, but they have the potential to disrupt the multi-billion dollar social media industry.
TassHub is already a fully functional platform with a community of users and creators. The platform offers a unique combination of adult entertainment, social interaction, and cryptocurrency.
Greater Than A Meme Token: A Cultural Movement
At the heart of the TassHub marketplace is the $TASSHUB meme token, which boasts a fast-growing community on platforms like X and Telegram.
The meme coin sector is heating up rapidly, with some estimates from CoinMarketCap placing the total market cap of such digital assets at nearly $70 billion.
However, the main criticism levied against such cryptocurrencies is that they lack a clear value proposition and rely heavily on community hype to stay afloat.
Meme culture heavyweights such as Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB), both began as lighthearted internet jokes yet went on to become multi-billion-dollar assets. This is the trajectory that $TASSHUB is aiming for.
But while Dogecoin's appeal was viral but lacked initial utility, and Shiba Inu had to introduce DeFi layers over time to stay relevant, $TASSHUB comes with utility from day one as the transactional token of the TassHub adult entertainment ecosystem.
$TASSHUB vs. DOGE, SHIB meme coins:
The token recently reached an all-time high market cap of $7.5 million, and its charts have shown a healthy upward trajectory. Moreover, its low price and high trading volume suggest there is still room for explosive growth.
$TASSHUB is also supported by long-term investors and traders who have bought into its unapologetic narrative as a “no shame, no filter” cryptocurrency. And with the creator economy projected to hit $480 billion by 2027, market watchers expect the token to become one of the standout performers of the coming Web3 cycle.
Upcoming Milestones
TassHub has already launched its newly redesigned website in anticipation of the upcoming beta on May 23, offering sneak peeks of the platform’s capabilities. The experience has been crafted with creators in mind, from token-gated content to borderless tipping.
Early adopters are encouraged to join the waitlist and secure a spot in the initial beta rollout at tasshub.com/waitlist. You can also follow TassHub on X to learn more and be a part of the next meme coin moonshot.
“TassHub is not just another Web3 platform, said founder Peter Senius as he looks forward to the beta. “It is the guardian of your crypto journey
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