Twitter developers announce future NFT features for their website.

A few days ago, Twitter chief software engineer Mada Aflak unveiled a new portal that allows users to set up their NFT as their profile picture.

Developers showcase NFT capabilities.

In the video, Aflak shows the above characteristics. Users can modify their personal data, log into encrypted wallets and send OpenSea proprietary products. You can then select an avatar from your own NFT or encrypted domain.

The profile photo will also be displayed as a banner with the Ethereum logo, confirming that the photo is NFT and not an NFT photo that the user does not have.

Aflak also invites users to submit all requests. “We hope to be able to share ideas and ideas on how to work better for the NFT community on Twitter,” he wrote.

Twitter embraces NFT trends

In the past, many Twitter users easily configured NFT based on their profile picture by sending the picture data interchangeably. Among them, NFT avatars as a cryptopunk and boring red groups have become popular.

However, there is no way for the reader to determine whether the other user is actually the owner of the NFT with the image. A new instruction will provide a solution to this problem.

In fact, Twitter hinted at the special when it launched its cryptocurrency giveaways last week, but no special date has been announced.