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ARTISTS in the Philippines may encounter challenges in finding financial solutions that cater to their unique creative and entrepreneurial needs.

This, however, requires a minimum membership threshold in order to succeed.Online marketplace and NFTsExplore local online marketplaces and NFT platforms, such as Rarible, for selling digital artwork and unique creations directly to collectors and buyers within the Philippines, as well as globally. By participating in these platforms, Filipino artists can access global audiences and innovative revenue streams for their artistic creations.

 

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